Author Archives: Katherine

And lets post from MacBook

Posted on March 11, 2020 by Katherine

At least that’s the plan…

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Jordan River–a windy day

Posted on March 8, 2020 by Katherine

A windy day is perfect for windsurfing at Jordan River

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A bit of Burgoyne

Posted on March 7, 2020 by Katherine

A bit of Burgoyne Bay – Salt Spring Island

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French Creek fishboats

Posted on March 5, 2020 by Katherine

A look at the fishing boats and birds at French Creek And more pictures in a gallery view the full size gallery…

Posted in British Columbia, fisheries, fishing boats, marina, Vancouver Island | Tagged fish boat, fishing, French Creek, Georgia Strait, Highway 19A, nature, ocean | Leave a comment

Island Rogue, Princess Colleen and Caligus

Posted on March 5, 2020 by Katherine

Island Rogue, Princess Colleen and Caligus at French Creek

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There are a good number of active and closed salmonid hatcheries on Vancouver Island. The closed ones are sad, and the one’s that remain may be threatened by budget cutbacks. On this day I stopped at the Big Qualicum Hatchery … Continue reading →

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Bridge over troubled waters…

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Katherine

I’m undecided if driving over the Bailey Bridge between Bush Island and Jenkins Island is scarier than trying to navigate the narrow passage of Crooked Channel and heading to Mad Island.

Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, bridges, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia | Tagged Bailey Bridge, Lahave Islands | Leave a comment

Bishop Creek

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Katherine

Its just a rock, and its just some dried seaweed, but there is great beauty to be found if you take the time to stumble across it. Bishop Creek, near Ogilvie.