One Mile Lake, British Columbia
At the Top, the World Tilts
Upper Joffre Lake, British Columbia
The Floating World
Over The Shattered Lands
Flying over the Gulf Islands on my way to New York City (via Vancouver).
Tall Ship and Kayak
Seen from the Ogden Point Breakwater during the Victoria Tall Ship Festival. The Olympic Mountains are in the background.
The Battle of the Salish Sea
A mock cannon fight during the recent Victoria Tall Ship Festival.
Low Flying Objects
A Canadian Coast Guard helicopter shows off its stuff.
Soaring
Another view of the The Spirit of the Republic, which honors the 1,600
Canadians who fought fascism in the Spanish Civil War in International
Brigades. It's located in Victoria near the Coho Ferry terminal in the Inner Harbour.
The Great Salish Sea
Looking south from Chin Beach on Vancouver Island to the Olympic Peninsula, which is about 20 miles away. There's a movement to rename this body of water (the Strait of Juan de Fuca), along with the nearby Puget Sound and the Strait of Georgia, the Salish Sea.
A Bridge to Cross
The Loss Creek Suspension Bridge on the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail is 200 feet high.
You Are Being Watched
Some fern parts keep an eye out on hikers on the Juan de Fuca trail on Southern Vancouver Island.
Crooked Little Creek
A small creek seen near Chin Beach on the Juan de Fuca Trail.
Hope is a Shipyard
Jen walks in front of the Point Hope Shipyard in Victoria.
This Twisted Earth
The forces of water and wind molded the sandstone foundation of Galiano Island into some great shapes.
Sailing Under a Vast Sky
The Queen of Nanaimo (a BC Ferry) sails toward Galiano Island.
