Tag Archives: Spring

MV Rhododendron

Posted on March 27, 2018 by Katherine

Not your normal of the MV Rhododendron – Fanny Bay Usually, when I’m heading out I drive through Fanny Bay without stopping, but most of the time I stop at the government wharf on the way home to see what’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Georgia Strait, nature, not your normal view, ocean, river, Salish Sea, ships, spring | Tagged Denam Island, Fanny Bay, Highway 19A, MV Rhododendron, nature, ocean, ships, Spring | Leave a comment

Tsable River Estuary Geese

Posted on March 27, 2018 by Katherine

Geese being geese in the safety of the Tsable River Estuary I could have cropped the heck out of this shot to show just the geese, or I could have walked up closer to get a tighter shot. Walking up … Continue reading →

Posted in Birds, Georgia Strait, nature, not your normal view, ocean, river, Salish Sea, spring | Tagged animals, Denam Island, Fanny Bay, Geese, Highway 19A, nature, ocean, Spring, Tsable River Estuary | Leave a comment

Tsable River Estuary

Posted on March 26, 2018 by Katherine

Looking toward Denman Island from the Tsable River Estuary

Posted in Georgia Strait, nature, not your normal view, ocean, river, Salish Sea, spring | Tagged clouds, Denam Island, Fanny Bay, Highway 19A, nature, ocean, ships, Spring | Leave a comment

Comox Glacier

Posted on March 26, 2018 by Katherine

A beautiful view of the Comox Glacier on a spring day

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Interlink Dignity

Posted on March 26, 2018 by Katherine

Interlink Dignity at anchor in Kulleet Bay

Posted in Juan de Fuca Strait, marina, ocean, Salish Sea, ships, spring, winter | Tagged bulk carrier, Highway 1, Juan de Fuca Strait, Kulleet Bay, marine, ocean, Salish Sea, ships, Spring | Leave a comment

Cloudy days and cameras

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Katherine

I had been wanting to get out to the Bevan area to take a look at an old car that was rusting away in the middle of a logged out area. Of course, I picked an overcast day where rain … Continue reading →