Day Two; the weather continues beautiful, and we spent an hour on the wharf, upside-down most of the time, with our heads down piling wells, taking photos of these:
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| Anemones, worm tube, and something tiny and orange. A lucky shot taken blind with my underwater camera. |
I'll save the other underwater photos for editing on the screen at home. But while we're upside-down, we may as well look at some boats, above the water:
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| The "High Maintenance, Too", out of Oregon |
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| Unidentified, flying either the Canadian flag or the Jolly Roger. |
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| "Our Patience". Another time-hog? |
We've decided to stay another day; there's another beach we want to explore, and a second-hand bookshop, an art gallery and a pottery. I always thought of Powell River as a pause on the way to the Island, but I think I was blind.
Glad you are enjoying my home town. Have you walked along Willingdon Beach Trail from the campground towards the mill? It is a historical trek with great ocean views and access. - Margy
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Margy. We'll try that.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous creature patterns you were able to capture with your camera, Susannah! And the wavy reflections are a little like a lovely watercolor painting. :)
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