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Tag Archives: ocean
Right in front of us…
This yacht from the United States of America was the privileged or stand-on vessel so Skeena Queen was required to let it pass in front of her. At the same time, there is some common sense here that should dictate … Continue reading
Posted in ocean, ships
Tagged BC Ferries, boats, ferry terminal, Gulf Islands, ocean, ships, Skeena Queen, Tsawwassen
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Seahorse – ex Candoto (YTB 377)
Seahorse in Ganges Harbour Candoto (YTB-377) served in a noncommissioned status in the 14th Naval District, the Mariana Islands, and the Marshall Islands during World War II. Built: 1944 Builder: Gulfport Machine And Welding, Port Arthur, Tx Gross Tonnage: 174.49 … Continue reading
Posted in Gulf Islands, Salt Spring, ships, tugs
Tagged Ganges Harbour, Gulf Islands, marina, ocean, Salt Spring Island, ships, tug, tug boat
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Comox Estuary reflections
Reflections of clouds over the Comox Estuary, looking toward Courtenay and Cumberland from Comox Road (Dike Road)
Posted in river, spring, summer, time lapse, video
Tagged British Columbia, clouds, Comox Valley, Courtenay River, Mount Washington, mountains, nature, ocean, summer, time lapse, timelapse, Vancouver Island
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Gallows Point Light
Gallows Point Light – Protection Island Gallows Point (originally Execution Point) takes its name from the fact that two native murderers were hanged there in 1853. Sixty years later, just offshore in the same immediate area, the dynamite carrier S.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia Strait, Gulf Islands, lighthouse, mountains, Nanaimo, ocean
Tagged Gallows Point Light, Georgia Strait, Gulf Islands, lighthouse, mountains, Nanaimo, ocean, Protection Island
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A rainy day at the Nanaimo Assembly Wharf
Not everything goes as planned when I shoot video – I wanted video of the bulk carriers Dream Island and Seal Island loading BC logs at the Nanaimo Assembly Wharf and birds, and an airplane got in the way. And … Continue reading
Posted in logging, Nanaimo, ocean, ships, summer, tugs, video
Tagged bulk carrier, dozer boats, loading logs, logs, Nanaimo, Nanaimo Assembly Wharf, ocean, pier, rain, ships, tugs, wharf
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Nanaimo Assembly Wharf
A busy dozer boat forming a boom log boom at the Nanaimo Assembly Wharf
Posted in logging, Nanaimo, ships, summer, tugs
Tagged dozer boat, dozer boats, loading logs, logs, Nanaimo, Nanaimo Assembly Wharf, ocean, ships, tugs
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Dream Island and Seal Island
Dream Island and Seal Island loading BC logs at the Nanaimo Assembly Wharf and a bit of video…
Posted in fishing boats, logging, Nanaimo, ships, summer, time lapse, tugs, video
Tagged bulk carrier, dozer boats, Dream Island, loading logs, logs, Nanaimo, Nanaimo Assembly Wharf, ocean, Seal Island, ships, time lapse, tugs
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At the beach – little crabs
There is a lot happening at the beach at low tide – you just have to stop and watch, and have a bit of luck as clams and crabs can be sneaky…
Posted in Beach, marine life, ocean, video
Tagged beach, beach combing, clams, crabs, low tide, marine life, nature, ocean, summer, Vancouver Island
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Victoria – not your normal view
Not your normal view of MV Coho and the British Columbia parliament buildings It might be more accurate to refer to this as “the only time you’ll see this” as I had to get some special permission to shoot this … Continue reading
Posted in bridges, buildings, landmarks, not your normal view, ocean, ships, summer, tourism, Victoria
Tagged bridges, Coho, downtown Victoria, James Bay, Johnson Street Bridge, not your normal view, ocean, parliament buildings, ships, summer, Victoria
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Memories of Moorecroft
Low tide at Moorecroft Regional Park – looking toward Gerald Island from the lagoon
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, Nanoose, nature, ocean, Parksville, summer
Tagged beach, Georgia Strait, Moorecroft Regional Park, Nanoose, nature, ocean, outdoors, Parksville, summer, United Church of Canada
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