
A little rain is nothing to an intrepid Beaver floatplane.
Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron

A little rain is nothing to an intrepid Beaver floatplane.

I admit to being a design junkie. Whether a potato masher or a Porsche, things that work and look good doing it interest me.
So I noticed this car across the street in downtown Ganges. We don’t get that many cars like this on the Island. And, actually ‘noticed’ is an understatement, ‘barely survived whiplash as I rubber-necked’ is probably more appropriate.
Then two walkers happened by, oblivious to the graceful lines of the Porsche, and in some ways polar opposites to the car. To complete the tableau, the window reflection shows an older fellow stopping and turning around to inspect the moment.
Life and times in a small island town.

Saturday Market snapshot.

Not many weeks ago the playing fields at Gulf Islands Secondary were parched, devoid of grass and prepared for a rebirth. The SD64 grounds crew will continue to baby the fields for a few more months and then set the fields free to the not-so-patiently waiting hoards. It looks like it will be worth the wait.

3:15 pm
An all candidates meeting held during the afternoon in the Gulf Islands Secondary gym. Actually, not quite all candidates as one didn’t attend.

Incumbent, Elizabeth May was comfortable with this crowd.

GISS student wearing a green button asks a prepared question.
Photographs of Salt Spring Island and areas reachable by ferry and road (and sometimes off-road).