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Lines – Nanaimo River bridges
The Highway 1 bridges over the Nanaimo River Related Posts:Bridges – Little Qualicum RiverNanaimo River Highway 1 bridgesNanaimo – Not your normal viewTsolum River bridge
Posted in black and white, bridges, Highway 1, Nanaimo, river
Tagged black and white, bridges, Highway 1, Nanaimo, Nanaimo River, river
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MV Rhododendron
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 Baynes Sound, Comox Valley, Denman Island, Georgia Strait, Highway 19A, nature, not your normal view, ocean, river, Salish Sea, ships, spring
Tagged Denam Island, Fanny Bay, Highway 19A, MV Rhododendron, nature, ocean, ships, Spring
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Tsable River Estuary Geese
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 Baynes Sound, birds, Comox Valley, Denman Island, Georgia Strait, Highway 19A, 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
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Tsable River Estuary
Looking toward Denman Island from the Tsable River Estuary Related Posts:E&N Victoria Subdivision – Mile 125.50…Cowichan River EstuaryCowichan River Estuary – Stone Butter ChurchCowichan River Estuary – Fall reflections
Posted in Baynes Sound, clouds, Comox Valley, Denman Island, Georgia Strait, Highway 19A, nature, not your normal view, ocean, river, Salish Sea, spring
Tagged clouds, Denam Island, Fanny Bay, Highway 19A, nature, ocean, ships, Spring
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Field sawmill wharf
Field sawmill wharf – Courtenay River In September 2017, Project Watershed and the K’ómoks First Nation reached an agreement with Interfor to purchase and restore the former Field sawmill site on the Courtenay River near the 17th street bridge. Kus-kus-sum … Continue reading
Posted in Courtenay, Courtenay River, first nations, history, river, winter
Tagged Comox Valley, Courtenay River, Field Sawmill, history, K'omoks First Nation, river
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Back to the hatchery – Headquarters Creek
I decided to head back to the Headquarters Creek hatchery to see what had changed since my last visit, almost exactly four years ago in January 2014. Of course, I picked a rainy day, not that I really had a … Continue reading
Posted in hatchery, history, river, Tsolum River
Tagged DF&O, hatchery, Headquarters Creek, salmon, Tsolum River, Tsolum River Facility
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Tsolum River Facility
Tsolum River Facility – Headquarters Creek The Department of Fisheries and Oceans Tsolum River Facility is one of those places that are just a bit difficult to find, partly because it is actually located on Headquarters Creek, but more so … Continue reading
Posted in abandoned, Bevan, bridges, Comox Valley, fall, fisheries, history, river
Tagged DF&O, hatchery, Headquarters Creek, Mt Washington copper mine, salmon, Tsolum River, Tsolum River Facility
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Harris Cove bridge
The bridge over Harris Cove at the mouth of the San Juan River – Port San Juan Related Posts:The bridge over Roche CovePort San JuanVictoria – the MosaicNimpkish River bridge
Posted in bridges, ocean, Port Renfrew, river
Tagged bridge, Harris Cove, ocean, Port Renfrew, Port San Juan, San Juan River
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Cowichan River Estuary
The Cowichan River Estuary on a wet fall day Logs come in, wood products go out. That’s the basic process but it’s far from the entire story as the logs were cut in one location, loaded onto a ship or … Continue reading
Posted in Cowichan, Cowichan Valley, fall, nature, photography, river
Tagged black and white, Cowichan Bay, Cowichan River, Cowichan river estuary, fall, marsh, nature, Tzouhalem Road
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Ottawa – The hill
Parliament Hill and the Ottawa River as viewed from Major’s Hill Park Related Posts:Ottawa – The Maintenance BuildingOttawa – Astrolabe TheatreThe hen partyA goat
Posted in art, Ontario, Ottawa, river
Tagged Major's Hill Park, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa River, Rideau Canal, Spring
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