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Grey Whales

Grey Whales

These two were feeding in Entrance Channel, Clayoquot Sound

These two were feeding in Entrance Channel, Clayoquot Sound
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I live in a remote First Nations village on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Wolves are a part of everyday life here, and I was graced with the pre

I live in a remote First Nations village on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Wolves are a part of everyday life here, and I was graced with the pre

The trip to Hotsprings Cove is most stunning in the early morning, when the water reflects the islands like a mirror.

In the nuu-chah-nulth language orcas are known as kakawin. They are known to transform into the wolf when they cross over onto land. This pod was in t

Had an awesome afternoon walking to Third Beach yesterday for sunset and booking it back before darkness fell! Good to walk for a while. Good to feel

An early morning photography trip resulted in this photo as the sun rose over Catface Mountain.

Anakin posing for me on our bed - He's a total ham for the camera, until he gets tired of it and simply walks off 'set'. A true Hollywo

In Ahousaht, children spend their summers on the dock or the beach. One of their favourite activities is jigging for small perch and throwing them to

Beautiful Sunrise over the Forests of Ahousaht

Trawlers often come into a safe harbour so they can anchor for the night. This vessel was coming into Hotsprings Cove, BC on a September evening so th

A beautiful icy walk in ‪Ahousaht‬ on Christmas Eve morning.

Ice always reminds me of renewal and a refreshing of nature. It’s clean and crisp

In April, many eagles are around Ahousaht, BC and this was one of 12 in the trees overlooking the beach.

This triple waterfall is at the head of Herbert Inlet in Clayoquot Sound

This jay visited us while we were sitting on a log on Long Beach, Tofino.

This bike sits below the tideline and has been covered and uncovered many times over the years...

A beautiful icy walk in ‪Ahousaht‬ on Christmas Eve morning.

Ice always reminds me of renewal and a refreshing of nature. It’s clean and crisp

Our neighbour was feeding the crows and a group of eagles came closer to check things out. The crows weren't very happy and took to chasing the e

Looking forward to a hot soak in the natural hotsprings at Hotsprings Cove, we paused to watch the sun go down before hopping in.

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