9:00 am Waiting for the Vesuvius Ferry
Shadows cast by the trees and the cutouts of the steel fence panels play on at the Seaside Kitchen walls.
Aerator
That’s one of the dormant aerators on St. Mary Lake. Meanwhile some mixing of air and water was going on above the surface.
How big are the aerators? This big:
(they were assembled in May 2011, in the parking lot of Community Gospel Chapel, and hoisted over to the lake by a massive helicopter)
Fernwood Sky
An interesting morning sky, with a very brief moment of delightful colour.
And only one other person enjoying the sight (with a camera, on the dock).
I wonder if that type of cloud over Galiano has a name…
One of Salt Spring’s Best
Yesterday I was travelling to the studio
down one of Salt Spring Island’s best roads
in the 9am sunshine
and came across this foggy corner.
Loonie Price
Derek’s filling up a variety of containers on a wonderfully purple morning. This is actually the sunrise.
Gas has regularly been about 4 cents per litre more than in the Duncan area, though it dropped to 98.9 the afternoon I made this image. Not too many years ago Salt Spring Island was home to the most expensive gas in Canada.