So, how was your Monday?
Another View of Crofton Mill
5:50 p.m. A different angle.
Looking back from the north-western shores of Salt Spring Island toward Crofton and the mill on Vancouver Island.
To see previous posts related to Crofton, just enter crofton in the search box on the bottom of today’s website post.
hint: if you are reading this in the daily email, did you know you can just click on the image to get directly to the website?
(of course, that’s only true when I remember to the link the image to the day’s post)
From the Office Window
Through the office window on a dark rainy day, a Pileated Woodpecker and I keep an eye on each other.
bonus: the bird was frozen on this Douglas Fir for more than six hours. Only its head was moving. I’ve read this can have something to do with that pesky hawk again. (after an altercation with a predator, the woodpecker may not return to its nest until the hawk has left the area)
Winter Morning in Ganges Harbour
Right on schedule, in early January the sun rises straight out Ganges Harbour—about 122 degrees Southeast. And does so at a very civilized time around 8 a.m. This makes for lots of gawking and traffic congestion (30 cars/hr instead of 10) on Upper Ganges Road.
We’re not in Kansas
Or on Salt Spring. And that’s not the Pacific. Nope, it’s about a 7500 km drive from Ganges.
Next stop Ireland. Do you know where this is?
(In the dark of a Salt Spring winter with our dollar down for the count, Salt Springers get to thinking about travel…in Canada. This is a good spot!)
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