An old log salvage boat that has seen better days. These boats are/were used by log salvagers to pick up marketable logs along the BC coastline.
Monthly Archives: May 2015
Down the Line – 1970
Wild Columbine – 2015
Sargeant Bay Provincial Park – 2015 (7 photos)
On Sunday we went for a walk at the 155 hectare (383 acre) Sargeant Bay Park, about a 15 minute drive from our house. The park is quite unique. Sargeant Bay is a large west facing bay and is open to strong westerly winds. The wave action from these winds has created a large berm that, over time, has formed a fresh water lake behind it. The berm itself is about 60 meters (200 feet) wide and provides a wonderful walking trail with the ocean on one side and the shallow lake on the other.
The winter storms bring in large amounts of driftwood and logs – great for fort making
End of an old drift log
The lake is full of wildlife – sea otters, beaver, trout, salmon and birds
Red-winged Blackbird
Common Yellowthroat
Wild Roses – 2015
Trio – 2015
Bald Eagles with various stages of plumage
Apple Trees by Moonlight – 1984
California Sunset – 1984
Teen Gull – 2015
A young Glaucous Gull (2nd year) changing from it’s brown adolescent colouring to gray adult plumage
False Creek – 2010
Location: False Creek, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
