
C-GHJP, a Helijet Sikorsky S-76A in Nanaimo
And some video – first, the real time version. It’s cool if you like such things.
Next a short time lapse of the same video
And a slow motion segment that shows how the blades work…

C-GHJP, a Helijet Sikorsky S-76A in Nanaimo
And some video – first, the real time version. It’s cool if you like such things.
Next a short time lapse of the same video
And a slow motion segment that shows how the blades work…

Another ship being loaded with BC logs that were cut and sorted on Vancouver Island. There’s more to this than just our raw softwood lumber being exported – there’s the men and women who boom and hook up the logs for loading. It’s a dangerous job that they do well…

A windy day at Kye Bay as the first storm of the season arrives

I noticed some storm clouds brewing and roiling while at Seiffert’s Farm – they were moving fast so I shot some stills and a bit of video, and just barely escaped a downpour that seemed to come out of nowhere…

I stopped at Point Holmes to sea what nature brought when the first storm of the season arrived on Vancouver Island. A spectacular day for wind surfers and photography…

Thomson Bros. Lumber Co. LTD sawmill – still operating

In 1966, 19 year old Joe Thomson left a $2.25 an hour union job at Field Sawmills, purchased 2½ acres with a house next to Cumberland Road for $3,500, and built a mill.
Field Sawmills is long gone but Thomson’s still operates.

Snuneymuxw First Nation log sort – Nanaimo

Snuneymuxw First Nation totem – Nanaimo

Snuneymuxw First Nation totem poles – Nanaimo



An RCAF CH-149 Cormorant helicopter from 442 Squadron preparing for a Search and rescue (SAR) mission