Tag Archives: Highway 19A

A bit of Baynes Sound

Posted on August 2, 2016 by Katherine

A section of beach in Baynes Sound, off Highway 19 A between Fanny Bay and Mud Bay

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A blue heron landing at Miracle Beach Provincial Park The blue heron is the largest heron in Canada. They are grey-blue in colour, with distinctive plume feathers on their head and breast. Herons are a fishing bird, preferring shallow intertidal … Continue reading →

Posted in Beach, Birds, nature, ocean, Provincial Park | Tagged birds, Blue Heron, ducks, Heron, Highway 19A, Miracle Beach Provincial Park, ocean, sea gulls | Leave a comment

The Fisherman

Posted on June 3, 2016 by Katherine

The Fisherman – Nile Creek

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Progress

Posted on October 19, 2015 by Katherine

Horne Lake Road between Highway 19 and Highway 19A This is the type of thing that we are not supposed to see, and most quite happily turn a blind eye to the ugly underpinnings of progress. I think it’s type … Continue reading →

Posted in nature, photojournalism | Tagged burn pile, clearing, excavator, Highway 19, Highway 19A, Horne Lake Road, progress | Leave a comment

Island Signs – Highway 19A

Posted on August 14, 2015 by Katherine

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Along the beach

Posted on January 25, 2015 by Katherine

I normally do not post bits and pieces about my life – in part because I try to keep the focus on images of Vancouver Island, and partly because the Internet is the playground of people who are less than … Continue reading →

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Albern

Posted on January 22, 2015 by Katherine

The Albern is often seen tied up in Fanny Bay, yet for some reason I had never seen her working, until a few days ago. Albern working in Fanny Bay A calm afternoon, and a wonderful sight as the Albern … Continue reading →