5:30 pm (rush hour)
Gorgeous late day September light paint this favourite spot with special texture, dimension and colour.
Watching the Harvest/Supermoon/Lunar Eclipse
7:35 pm
This small crowd became a big one as the sky gradually darkened at Fernwood Pier last evening.
And this is the ‘blood moon’ they came to see:
8:05 pm
Beddis Beach, Salt Spring Island
Beddis is a shell, sand and pebble beach just outside Ganges.
Hold Still
A healthy young Black Tail Deer at East Point, Saturna Island.
This time of year, mid-week and early evening, a person pretty much has East Point to themselves. It was great to have a bit of company, wary as he was.
Ferry Tail
Orca with Prevost and Salt Spring Islands in the background.
I know lots of people seem to see whales from the ferry. Finally it was my turn. These are shot late in the day from the back of the boat as we stayed well clear of the Orcas. The middle and right images below were taken far, far, far from the boat. Still, it’s a representation at least, of some of their antics.
AOP at Nose Point
It’s been over a year since I’ve been in a float plane; I almost forgot how much fun it is and how quickly you appear in downtown Vancouver!
This is Phil from Salt Spring Air flying ‘AOP’, one of the deHavilland Beavers that live on Salt Spring Island. We’ve just taken off and are rounding Nose Point on our way to the Vancouver Harbour Flight Center.
Off the Beaten Track
One down at the entrance to the first trail
While heading out to do a little off-road exploring on the weekend (just across the pond, on Vancouver Island) we happened upon a group of jeeps. Things got interesting right away. We soon left them and headed up a rough narrow trail towards a secret spot. What was a dusty trail a week ago had now become a river bed. Made for an exciting journey. Water was running off all the side hills and rock faces. Lots of waterfalls and raging streams. A large reservoir, low a week ago was suddenly full. Nice to see after months of drought! On the way over to the west coast we crossed some streams that had flooded the trails. At one we came upon the group of jeeps again—just in time see a little Suzuki Sidekick get swept off the trail but the rushing water. One brave soul waded in with a winch strap and the Sidekick was pulled to more solid ground then bailed out.
Seasonal Creek Crosses Road
2nd Seasonal Creek Crosses Trail
Sidekick swept of the trail while trying to cross the sudden run-off
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