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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 . . . → 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
He is a teenager, I met him near the road between Whistler and Squeamish. He enjoyed dandelions. More bear:
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
Cannot say that I spend many time on the beach this summer, but at least I keeked for someones who did it whole summer. . . . → Continue reading Nefertiti on the beach
How beautiful skeletons of sea urchins!
How I promised here is continuation of my august report from “maternity home” of Port Moody. . . . → Continue reading Continuation of report from “maternity home” of Port Moody
When you spend thousands of miles behind the wheel, hike and kayak hundreds kilometers looking for something beautiful, don’t forget to check what is near your house. Literally. Five minutes of drive, ten minutes on kayak, and I enjoyed to be near (really near, you can . . . → Continue reading Report from “maternity home” of Port Moody |
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