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Category Archives: tourism
Cameron Lake
I don’t usually get to see much of Cameron Lake as Highway 4 (the Alberni Highway,) is twisty, narrow, and not a great place to pull off to explore. Actually, pulling off is easy when heading toward Port Alberni, but … Continue reading
A bit of Errington
Founded in 1918 for British World War I officers to become chicken ranchers, Errington was named after Errington, Great Britain, by Duncan McMillan. Looking toward Mt Arrowsmith The community is located just south of Parksville and Qualicum Beach, close to … Continue reading
Nymph Falls
I was in the Puntledge – Black Creek area so I decided to take a quick stop at Nymph Falls Nature Park. The trail from the parking lot to the falls is about 1.2km round trip, however, there are many … Continue reading
Posted in Puntledge, river, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Courtenay, Nymph Falls, Puntledge River, Vancouver Island, waterfalls
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Departure Bay
Instead of sitting and stewing at the ferry terminal I like to get out, walk around, and put my camera to good use – that and poke about and look at things from my personal point of view…
Posted in Georgia Strait, ships, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged BC Ferries, Departure Bay, ferry terminal, Nanaimo, Vancouver Island
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The Elasmosaur at YQQ
Okay – this is majorly geeky, so fairly warned, right? Canadian Forces Base Comox is primarily operated as an air force base by the Royal Canadian Air Force and is one of two bases in the country using the CP-140 … Continue reading
Posted in CFB Comox, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Comox, Comox Airport, Courtenay, Elasmosaur, fossil, Puntledge, Vancouver Island, YQQ
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Courtenay – 44th Annual Market Day
5th Street in Courtenay during the 44th Annual Market Day Samba Du Soleil Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society
At the beach
Low tide at Air Force Beach on a beautiful summer day
Posted in Beach, nature, ocean, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Air Force Beach, beach, Georgia Strait, low tide, nature, ocean, Vancouver Island
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MS Amsterdam
Holland American Line’s MS Amsterdam at the Ogden Point cruise ship terminal in James Bay. Builder: Fincantieri (Italy) 2000 (refurbished 2005) Class: R class, cruise ship Gross Tonnage: 62,735 Net Tonnage: 30,766 Dead Weight Tonnage: 7,327 Length: 237.0 m … Continue reading
Victoria – a trio of cruise ships
Vancouver Island images: Three cruise ships at the Ogden Point cruise ship terminal – viewed from Dallas Road