Sandal Critic
A scene from Wharf Street, Victoria shot from the waist while walking around with Melinda Green Harvey.
That man said something, probably rude, to the young cyclists – they seemed more amused than annoyed.
Perhaps he did not like her sandals, or the backwards cap.
Breakwater Relaxation
Ogden Point breakwater is a great place to contemplate the surrounding depths, or watch passersby. You can see the various charms of the breakwater in earlier posts here.
This is another shot from a couple of weekends ago when fellow blogger Melinda Green Harvey came for a visit. I highly recommend her blog (click on her highlighted name to get there).
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Steel and Chrome
Or should the title be Chrome and Steel? This land yacht (as we called them in my childhood) is in front of Willy’s Bakery on Johnson Street.
While I was taking this picture from the middle of the street, I could sense Melinda’s camera upon my back, though perhaps she did not take that shot. I may never know.
Loyal Shadows
From the trail up from the beach at Mount Douglas Park .
Just so you know, when Melinda Green Harvey walked over this ground ahead of me, the shadows did not hitch a ride southeast to Texas, but stayed behind for me to continue to enjoy.
Which probably means it is safe for her to visit your part of the world too.
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Crowded
Looks like this island in Mount Douglas Park is over-populated.
While Melinda Green Harvey was focused on driftwood, my gaze turned to the white seagulls, and wavelets.
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Doll Tales
The life and times of a carved wooden doll (one of the Quimper Hittys) is being explained to this girl who seems a bit unbelieving.
It was taken on the Ogden Point breakwater which is a pretty neat place on a nice sunny summer day.
This was taken on an outing with Melinda Green Harvey when she was visiting our part of Canada a couple of weeks ago.
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