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Monthly Archives: April 2013
princess of the Hunt
Yesterday at low tide we went searching for crabs in the shallows. Tess got suited up and mingled with the wild beasts. She found five crabs. We kept the three males. They made for a fantastic lunch feast! … Continue reading
abuse
I returned home from the kayak trip to find this waiting for me – a gift from Sarah and Miki. They are now off the islands and probably consider themselves too distant to suffer a reprisal. Miki probably considers herself … Continue reading
homing
Before he left us the Zeller’s Cabin, Rob gave us fairly precise details about where to be by specific times on our return journey in order to keep the tidal current in our favour during the return paddle from Cha’atl … Continue reading
Uncharted waters
Day 2 of the journey to Cha’atl began with a beautiful sunrise. The overnight frost left a stunning sheen on everything. A big contributor to the prior day’s success was a correct interpretation of the tides and currents running through … Continue reading
going west
Early Saturday morning a journey to the west coast began. The only part of the west coast of Haida Gwaii accessible by car is Rennell Sound. I have been there a few times. It is beautiful, to be sure, but … Continue reading
anthropological reflections
Walking out on the shores of Rennell Sound earlier this week we passed an array of cultural artifacts. Each was a curious snapshot of human activity, but with varying longevity and visual appeal. As I walked passed each of these … Continue reading
Posted in Haida Gwaii, Ramble
Tagged culturally modified tree, Rennell Sound, rubbish, sea glass, Tess
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westerly
We made another trip out to Rennell Sound. It is still beautiful.
Organising the beach
The rocks on the shore of Yakoun Lake were heavily disordered when we arrived. They were somewhat less-so when we left.
jetsam or flotsam?
In the Port Clements museum there are two life jackets on display. They washed ashore following the sinking of the Queen of the North. Two people died when it went down. Their bodies were never found. Is this, perhaps, their … Continue reading
Posted in Haida Gwaii, Ramble
Tagged BC ferries, life jackets, Port Clements, Queen of the North
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Eat Logical Sentences 