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Author Archives: Katherine
Kitty Coleman Provincial Park
Located 6 kilometres northwest of Courtenay on central Vancouver Island, Kitty Coleman Park was named after Kitty Coleman, a local First Nation member who left her tribe to marry a white man. The park has always been a bit of … Continue reading
Seal Bay
For most of the time we spinet at Seal Bay we were the only people in sight – I suppose that is not surprising as this was on a wet day in the middle of October, yet this is one … Continue reading
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, nature, ocean, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged beach, coastal girl, nature, ocean, sand, Seal Bay, tide, Vancouver Island, waves
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Whipletree Junction
7km south of Duncan, Whippletree Junction is a once thriving retail attraction that hosts specialty shops and restaurants within 14 restored buildings from original Chinatown buildings of Duncan. While this was a favourite stop when I was young, I drive … Continue reading
Posted in history, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Duncan, Highway 1, history, Vancouver Island, Whipletree Junction
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Mt Tolmie
A few minutes on Mt Tolmie in Victoria – the view of Victoria, surrounding areas and the Gulf Islands is spectacular on a clear day, but it’s also nice on a foggy day such as this.
Posted in mountains, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images, Victoria
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Black River salmon count
The salmon trap and counting station on Black River, near Miracle Beach Provincial Park. The size of the salmon is recorded, and the fish are scanned to record information from the RFID tags that were inserted if the fish was … Continue reading
Posted in hatchery, nature, Provincial Park, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Black River, fish, Miracle Beach, salmon, spawn, Vancouver Island
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James Bay – Dallas Road
Dallas Road, James Bay – one of the districts of Victoria where I have lived on and off over the years.
Posted in Juan de Fuca Strait, ocean, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images, Victoria
Tagged Dallas Road, James Bay, sea wall, Victoria
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Christina B
Christina B alongside in Campbell River Year Built: 1964 Mervin J. Brooks, Sooke Gross Tonnage: 14.21 Net Tonnage: 10.96 Construction Material: Wood Length: 11.70 m Breadth: 3.41 m Depth: 1.46 m Propulsion: 1 x 114 brake horsepower diesel, … Continue reading
Posted in fishing boats, ships, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Campbell River, Christina B, fishing boats, ships
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M/V Bowen Queen
The M/V Bowen Queen is one of three Powell River Class ferries built to operate on the new minor routes acquired by BC Ferries in the early 1960’s. The Bowen Queen, Mayne Queen and the Powell River Queen were built … Continue reading
Westwood Lake
Westwood Lake is named after William Joseph Westwood, who operated a dairy farm when the area now known as Westwood Lake was a shallow marsh. In 1860 the Westwoods boarded a California steamer bound for Victoria. After making a small … Continue reading
Posted in history, lakes, Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged and now you know, dam, man made lake, Nanaimo, Regional park, Westwood Lake
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Moorecroft Bay
Thanks to a deal that saw most of the former Camp Moorecroft become a regional park, you can enjoy some pristine beach while watching local wildlife and plants reclaiming the land. Not all is well though, as much of the … Continue reading