These photos are meant to be a pleasant field trip without leaving the comfort of your home. So make a mulled hot apple cider, put on your fluffy slippers, wrap the comforter around you and enjoy today's photo blog.
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| Acorn cups have been evacuated, leaves turn and suddenly its hallowed Autumn |
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| Framed paradise |
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| The giant witch wind vane at the SSI Ganges Firehouse (no wonder it appeals to the giant witch!) |
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| Bumbles are still pumpin up |
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| Listening to the leaves drop |
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| The never ending road less travelled |
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| Could be gift wrap |
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| Maple desktop |
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| Many layers of Vancouver Island looking out through the bush at Burgoyne Bay. |
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| Fulford Valley, a tragedy in the making used to live up here, ask me if you want the details... |
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| A garden ornament in a front yard at an obscure destination on the little island... |
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| The Green Man gate stone, where the moon gate is. |
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| I want to see this one in black and white |
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| Happy duck pair strolling with Ms. Chicken (look behind the drake) |
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| An incredible moon gate |
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| The economic heart of Fulford Harbour |
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| Ferry to the left, Govt dock to the right. |
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| The Rainbow colours of fall |
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| Serene reflections |
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| Odd things floating |
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| Quiet paddler's harbour |
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| A gangplank of red is so inviting |
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| The Fulford Harbour Inn is at the middle right of the photo. Sady, the famous pub is now closed. |
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| A different focus on the Inn |
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| Paddle on in... |
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| Look at me, look at you, I am on a horse. (well not really) |
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| Vigilant trickster |
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| The Bowen Queen pulls in |
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| Looking up the inlet |
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| Fulford proper from the water |
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| I wonder why BC Ferries spells it Salt SpringIsland? |
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| A medusa of pipes on the vast ocean |
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| Can you see the brass bell? |
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| Dwarfed by the big ferries that take you across the Salish Sea to Vancouver |
The smells of decomposing oak and maple leaves, the cool breezes and the cacophony of wild bird song hit me hard this trip. As I explored various nooks and crannies on the island, I would venture out of the car, wander up a road a bit, take a few pics, just be a sponge for serenity.
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