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Tag Archives: Pipers Lagoon
Piper’s Lagoon – low tide
A mysterious section of sun bleached spine A rather large and quite dead jelly fish And a killer Mr Crabby! Besides the incoming tide and a bit of poking about on the tidal flat of the lagoon, there were also … Continue reading
Posted in Beach, Georgia Strait, marine life, Nanaimo, nature, ocean, summer, video
Tagged Bag pipes, beach, crab, Georgia Strait, jelly fish, low tide, Nanaimo, nature, ocean, Pipers Lagoon, tide
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Across the strait – Piper’s Lagoon
There I was, at Piper’s Lagoon looking across Georgia Strait to the Sunshine Coast and the Pacific Ranges of the Coastal Mountains. The light was rapidly fading at 3:30 and soon it would be too dark for handheld shots. I … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia Strait, mountains, Nanaimo, nature, ocean, Salish Sea, Vancouver Island
Tagged fall, Georgia Strait, mountains, Nanaimo, nature, Pipers Lagoon, Salish Sea, Sunshine Coast, trees, Vancouver Island
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Across the strait – Piper’s Lagoon
Looking at the mountains across Georgia Strait from Piper’s Lagoon Although pretty much all of the southern ocean waters around Vancouver Island were encapsulated under the umbrella of the Salish Sea in July 2010, , it’s still Georgia Strait on … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia Strait, mountains, Nanaimo, nature, ocean, Salish Sea, Vancouver Island
Tagged Coastal Mountains, fall, Georgia Strait, mountains, Nanaimo, nature, Pipers Lagoon, Salish Sea, trees, Vancouver Island
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Pipers Lagoon – watching the world go by…
Pipers Lagoon is one of my favorite places to watch the world go by. Except for a few brief moments at slack tide, the water in the lagoon flows with great speed through the small opening into Georgia Strait. Birds … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, buildings, fishing boats, history, Nanaimo, nature, tugs, video
Tagged beach, fish boat, Georgia Strait, history, log boom, Nanaimo, nature, ocean, Pipers Lagoon, tug boat
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Shack Island
Shack Island – a proper little island Fisherman started living on Shack Island in the early 1930’s , rowing into Nanaimo to sell their catch. Descendants of the original shack owners use these buildings mostly on summer weekends. Owners can … Continue reading
Posted in buildings, history, Nanaimo, nature
Tagged beach, Georgia Strait, history, Nanaimo, nature, ocean, Pipers Lagoon, Shack Island
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Piping in the tide
Piping in the tide at Pipers Lagoon – Nanaimo