Pebbles
Another abstract sandscape from Wells Cove on the west shore of Gwaii Haanas along the SW edge of Haida Gwaii.
See my earlier post Sandscape for more information.
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Canon PowerShot D30, 5-25mm f3.9-4.8
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Gowgaia Sunset
Sunset from our anchorage in Gowgaia Bay on the west shore of Gwaii Haanas along the SW edge of Haida Gwaii.
See my earlier post Sandscape for more information.
Printscape
This mini landscape with deer prints and dislodged Fucus was found in Wells Cove on the west shore of Gwaii Haanas along the SW edge of Haida Gwaii.
WordPress tells me this is my 1,500th blog post. In the next day or three I will have had my 200,000th views. And a few days after that I will pass my 4th anniversary of blogging daily.
Thanks everyone for sticking around these pages through thick and thin!
If you are viewing this on the full web site (and not WP’s watered down Reader version that does not even let me know I have had your view (hint), then try clicking on the View Random Post link right under the Instagram button on the lower right.
You could find a post you missed and wish you hadn’t, or an old friend from years gone by.
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Shadowscape
This mini landscape is from Wells Cove on the west shore of Gwaii Haanas along the SW edge of Haida Gwaii.
See yesterday’s post Sandscape for more information.
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Canon PowerShot D30, 5-25mm f3.9-4.8
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Sandscape
This sandscape and others to follow in the next few days was shot on a wonderfully remote beach on the west coast of Gwaii Haanas in the SW edge of Haida Gwaii.
I was in the area for a week. It’s a privilege to get to these places. We did not see another boat until we were leaving, but we saw dozens of humpback whales, albatrosses, puffins and so much more wildlife.
There were some nice beaches too – like this one in Wells Cove.
Wasp Control
Just before leaving for the field, I was “dealing with” a wasp nest that had got into the wall of the house.
Being a bit on edge about the possibility of angry wasps, I was startled when the shadow of a cat suddenly appeared where I was looking.
The neighbour’s cat had lept onto the nearby fence. Having my phone in pocket, I kept the evidence, in case that cat ever surprises me again.
August has been a month of phone photos, an otherwise uncommon occurrence in these parts.
I expect September will be a mix of different cameras contributing to this blog.
Some of you might be pleased to hear that.
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