Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
It was Foxglove Farm and Garden’s Spring Open House yesterday. There seemed to be lots going on, smiles, sunshine, food and lots of 4H kids and their animals. Amongst all the plants and flowers though, this one reminded me of The Joker with his crooked smile and overdone make-up.
And this bouquet was being prepared for a customer:
For those just tuning in to the Salt Spring daily photo, we featured Foxglove in a recent post.
A pair of Canada Geese fly over Fernwood Dock in the warm sunrise light.
A young couple enjoy the early morning sunshine while waiting for the somewhat late Bowen Queen ferry on the Vesuvius-Crofton route.
Boaters walk their dog at Fulford Harbour during low tide.
They’ve left their dingy anchored (I hope) at the top left edge of the beach. The tide was coming in on the flats; quickly. Unfortunately I couldn’t stick around for the excitement.
This past weekend marked the opening of the 2012 Saturday market on Salt Spring Island. The market is held in Centennial Park in downtown Ganges Saturdays from 8:00 am to 4 pm, rain or shine until October 27, 2012
“Vendors must ‘make it, bake it, or grow it’ themselves, and all products must be ‘vendor produced and sold’.”
See the Market from the air.
A diving duck on final approach just as the sun was rising Sunday at Fernwood Dock, on northern Salt Spring Island.
That’s Mark Wallace, outstanding shipwright standing outside his shop on Salt Spring Island. When I visited him he was restoring a 1938 six-metre class racing sloop called Ça Va.