Evergreen tied to the wharf at Grevigneaux Harbour. The crab pots, fish nets, and fish vacuum all sit idle on the docks since all commercial fishing in this area is finished for the time being.
We climbed at hill at the east end of Englee Harbour for some good views. (You can click on the sign to enlarge the writing for a bit of history.)
A lonely iceberg across the bay:
"What do I shoot next?"
One of the smaller churches of the town:
"Do you have your wood in yet?"
One of the many "stages" along the flower lined shore of the inner bay:
This is the town wood lot. During the winter these sleds are pulled by snowmobiles and wood is delivered to the homes.
A baited bear trap at the wood lot:
Heading up George's Hill, at the west end of town:
Views from George's Hill:
Evergreen at Grevigneaux Harbour:
Flowers are everywhere:
When we were returning to the boat we saw a whale chasing Caplin in the harbor:
(Click on link to "Older Posts" just below and to right to get to next set of photos.)
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