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Jenn and Andrew
Here's one of those very rare Jenn-and-Andrew shots. [enlarge]
The logs points the way
This old driftwood log points the way to Entrance Island. Taken from Berry Point on Gabriola Island [enlarge]
Berry Point View
A view out to the strait from Berry Point on Gabriola Island. [enlarge]
Barnacles Closeup
An extreme closeup of Barnacles at Berry Point on Gabriola Island. [enlarge]
courtesy PChen
Colorful tidal pool
A view down into a tidal pool containing colorful seaweed. [enlarge]
Arrowsmith from Gabriola Ferry
Mount Arrowsmith is easily observable from Gabriola Island, as can be seen in this shot taken from the Gabriola Island Ferry. [enlarge]
Scenic Guy at Alligator Rock
This earthy looking guy is a good foreground element of this shot of alligator rock, the strait of Georgia, entrance island, and the coast ranges. [enlarge]
Seals Basking
A group of seals bask just off the shore from Alligator rock on Gabriola Island. [enlarge]
Scoured rocks
This view of the coastal bedrock near Alligator rock has a smooth, scoured look to it. [enlarge]
Scaredey Seals
As I approach, these seals start jumping into the water, even though they are safe on their little island. [enlarge]
Sploosh!
A bit of wave action captured by the camera near Alligator Rock, Gabriola Island. [enlarge]
Foam and Spray
A wave crashes against the rocks near Alligator Island, Gabriola, spreading out into a foamy, misty halo. [enlarge]
Andrew and Pu
How Pu manages to keep his hat on in this strong wind is beyond me! [enlarge]
A Queen in Dark Seas
I believe (although I am not sure) that this is the 'Queen of Esquimalt', a 376-car ferry that operates various routes based on need between Vancouver and Vancouver Island. In this case, it is running the Horseshoe bay-Departure bay route between West Vancouver and Nanaimo. As seen from the Innes residence on Gabriola Island. [enlarge]
Almost seems tropical
The arrangement of the two coniferous trees on the left suggests a tropical palm-framed sunset. But no, this is the view from the front yard of the Innes Residence at sunset. Beautiful, isn't it? [enlarge]
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