What a great changing spring sky yesterday afternoon about five o’clock. Within minutes, we had blue sky, then a full rainbow, then the sky pictured above, then an ominous dark sky.
The Crossing
The BC Ferry, Howe Sound Queen, coming from Crofton on Vancouver Island nears Vesuvius on Salt Spring Island. On a good day the boat makes 13 round trips.
Gulf Islands View
Here’s another Saturday home. We’re looking (from Salt Spring) through Captain Passage with Salt Spring on the left, Prevost on the right and Galiano in the background. And Vancouver behind the clouds. This is a small portion of the upper deck of a two-deck home on a 25 acre estate now on the market (for less than a knock-down in Vancouver…).
Trincomali Channel
One Log in the Current
During the last couple of weeks on Salt Spring, most early mornings have seen only brief breaks in the cloud. This particular morning was quite dull at dawn. So I had lots of time to watch the log in the photo above pass by under Fernwood pier. The tide and currents were surprisingly strong and the path the log took was also unusual. This would have been great intel in my sailboat racing days!
Heading home along Walker Hook Road (photo free), I noticed the sky opening up a bit so I stopped the truck and scurried down to the shoreline. This was taken from the Maliview area towards Active Pass.
Red Cedar on the Beach
This long exposure, before the sun was up, shows the bottom (roots) of a Western Red Cedar. The tree has been washed up on the beach in the Fernwood area for years. The shell decorations change with the artists who stroll along the beach.
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