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Light Falling on Cedars

September 10, 2015

Cedar Trees in the Forest

Red Cedars photographed from the hiking trail.

Filed Under: Daytrip, Nature, Photog's Favourites, View Tagged With: cedar, forest colour, green, light, old, summer, tree

Revisiting Elk Falls

September 9, 2015

Elk Falls near Campbell River, BC

This is a special place anytime but even more special when you are the only one around. Awesome sound!

Filed Under: Daytrip, Nature, Photog's Favourites, View Tagged With: elk falls, hike, long exposure, morning, provincial park, summer, vancouver island

Old Homestead at Taylor Point, Saturna Island

September 3, 2015

Taylor Point, Saturna Island

Taylor Point, Saturna Island

Taylor Point, Saturna Island

Filed Under: Architecture, Construction, Daytrip, Nature, Photog's Favourites, View Tagged With: hike, homestead, light, ocean, saturna island, summer, Taylor Point, trail

Yesterday on the Pacific Circle Highway

August 13, 2015

Smoke from the Lizard Lake Fire along the Pacific Marine Route.

1:00 pm on the Pacific Circle Highway just before it was closed to traffic. And just before I turned tail for Salt Spring Island…

A 135 hectare fire 1 kilometre from Lizard Lake (27 kilometres SW of Cowichan Lake) was discovered Wednesday and the highway was closed to traffic. Here’s the BC Wildfire Service link for updated info. This is a suspected human-caused fire. Argh.

Smoke from the Lizard Lake Fire along the Pacific Marine Route.

Smoke from the Lizard Lake Fire along the Pacific Marine Route.

Smoke from the Lizard Lake Fire along the Pacific Marine Route.

Filed Under: Daytrip, Nature, People, Photog's Favourites, Street, View Tagged With: colour, drought, forest, light, orange, summer, trees, wildfire, yellow

Elk Falls

August 12, 2015

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This may not look all that scary to you. But it sure was to us. What you don’t see is the deceivingly calm water hole just 20 metres upstream (there’s a sign that says no lifeguard on duty!) And the other thing you don’t see—is a very large waterfall just 10 metres downstream. There have been fatalities here.
This spring a 60 metre suspension bridge—65 metres above the canyon floor was opened to the public. Also new is a viewing platform at edge of the canyon wall. The platform provides an unimpeded view of the falls. Some snapshots below:

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The falls and canyon under the suspension bridge.

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The suspension bridge

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The falls from the suspension bridge

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Stairs to lower viewing platform

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Lower viewing platform at canyon’s edge

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The falls from the lower viewing platform

Filed Under: Architecture, Construction, Daytrip, Nature, People, View Tagged With: falls, hike, river, summer, suspension bridge, vancouver island

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