The majority of these leaves will likely be on the ground in a few days if the predicted October storm hits.
Fall Colour before the Storm
In the Moment
This image appears in a just-released book by Gary Doi: In the Moment, Real Life Stories of Hope & Inspiration*. The image illustrates a Salt Spring story about a couple visiting the Island on Christmas Eve during a big snow, the ensuing steep hill problems and help from a local.
This photo shows the road at the top of the hill we live on. Four wheel drive only that day. Who wouldn’t love a snow day that looks like that?
Snow doesn’t seem to happen much on Salt Spring, at least not in the last few years. And not like 1996 where we had more than a meter on the ground. Or the year we built a two meter ‘green ninja turtle’ snowman at the end of the driveway for Halloween.
* book proceeds are donated to Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada.
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Morning mountains above Ganges
A Different Ferry
After more than 30 years of travelling on the three Salt Spring Island ferry routes, I have to say this ferry takes the cake. It loads in two minutes, scoots quietly across on a cable system in 5 minutes, and unloads in a minute. It runs from 5 am until 10 pm.
And it’s free.
This is the Needles Ferry (Needles to Fauquier across Lower Arrow Lake). It’s been operating since 1913.
On the Road
8 a.m North End Road, Salt Spring Island
In an unprecedented move, Salt Spring Photos is heading out on the road for a couple of weeks. We’ll be back in business about September 26th.
In an unprecedented move, Salt Spring Photos is heading out on the road for a couple of weeks. We’ll be back in business about September 26th.
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