Not only sea lions love dine in restaurants, otters are also lovers of fine dining.
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I already shown Palouse Fall in January and will show spring variant soon, but now there are the keepers of this waterfall. Every place should have its own keeper, and Palouse Fall has family of yellow-belled marmots. They live at the edge of canyon and you . . . → Continue reading Waterfall keepers
La Push sea lions. You can always find them near the seafood restaurant on the bank of La Push inlet. Restaurant throwaway the leavings of huge fishes in the water just behind the building. Lions, otters and seagulls have fine dining here every day. . . . → Continue reading Sea lions
Mediterranean jelly aka Cotylorhiza tuberculata Vancouver Aquarium Plenty of jelly-fishes: . . . → Continue reading Mediterranean jelly
He is a teenager, I met him near the road between Whistler and Squeamish. He enjoyed dandelions. More bear:
Fist time I visited Shi-shi beach in July 2012, but the place is so beautiful that it is worth regular visits. So in last August I spent day on the beach again. This time we didn’t camping, but walk to the next cove with amazing . . . → Continue reading Shi-shi beach, August 2013
The beaches of Olympic Park is one of the beautiful and mystic place in the world. I already visited most of them, and this was a time for most western beach, Shi-shi. The weather was not perfect, bur at least it was not heavy rainy that . . . → Continue reading Shi-shi beach, Olympic National Park, July 2012
Last September I spent three day on the Sunshine Coast. On the the interesting place there is Skookumchuck Narrows, very narrow entry into the also very narrow and very long Sechelt Inlet. Such properties make huge water . . . → Continue reading Skookumchuck Narrows
Yesterday we quickly hiked on Mt Seymour to look how is the snow. Too little. No hope for skiing. . . . → Continue reading Ravens of Mt Seymour |
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