Dunbabin Park Rain Forest Trail on the ‘north end’ (Salt Spring Island)
Cool shade on a warm summer day. And a moment for quiet reflection. If you have time to do that.
Chris Hatfield Trail Part Three
Yeo Point
There’s a nice pebble beach in the bay and a large smooth rock areas at the point. Views extend across to the Channel Islands and to the Beaver Point area. I could hear announcements as a ferry passed several kilometres away. Other than that, the sights and sounds were perfect.
OK, that’s it for the Chris Hatfield Trail. As mentioned earlier, the built structures and other surprises (which I did photograph…) remain for you to discover as you walk another of Salt Spring Island’s interesting hiking trails.
New in Town
Every morning we hear several minutes of battle cry.
This little guy has been SUPER busy, racing around one tall fir at our place and knocking down cones. Sounds like a war zone.
This photo was taken with a long lens; the squirrel was 12 metres above the ground. And is seen here fearlessly working ‘upside down’.
We’ve lived in the same area for over 30 years and this is the first squirrel we’ve seen.