Starting the day with a little rock climbing. Eileen’s about half way up. You can see the orange repel rope to the right.

This was our lunch hour between rock climbing and an afternoon on the zip line.

Eileen’s on the tiller, Robert’s on the main, Matthew’s on the Nikon, and Garnet’s on the pillow.

Eileen’s got the great poise on the high ropes.

Matthew doing the high ropes, just off one Postman’s Walk, around a Douglas Fir, and onto another.

Piece of cake.

Your hands are your paddles, and you’ve got to pass.

Some photos from Burns Bog in Delta.  Great way to spend the afternoon.

One of the trees outside the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Everyone takes pictures of the Vancouver downtown Library.

So I did too.

A sign of the times.

In Vancouver, even cigarette butts and trash get locked up…

Since first stepping foot on a dock on the west coast, I’ve been addicted to the sounds, smells and colours of the waterfront.  

I love the smell of salt water, the sound of the wind on the rigging and the variety of gear found on a working dock.  But mostly I love the graceful lines and curves and the ever changing face of the sea.

These are all from Nanaimo British Columbia Sept 2nd.

D Finger

Selling Cape George

Waterline

Faster Than the Fast Cat