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Boating around Howe Sound
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2007

Boating around Howe Sound

It was a terribly sad day but sadness must subside. Here are the pictures taken before bad news. I had rented a small boat from Sewell’s Marina in Horseshoe Bay and gone for a quick hour-long ride to Pam Rocks to pay the harbour seal colony a respectful visit. I was granted the rare pleasure of spotting a couple of visiting Californian Sea Lions. The joy of being alone once more on the water, away from land and in such exceptional scenery, was almost unbearable.

Posted at 3:18 PM in Photoblogs: & Vancouver:

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1 - Anonymous says:

« I can relate to that « almost unbearable joy ».
And I’m getting all my maps out to follow you around
without the unthinkable risk of getting lost
in such beautiful surroundings.
»
Date of comment: 2007-04-22 16:58 •
2 - Gricelle says:

« Your pictures of Vancouver are making me want to ditch grad school for a while and go traveling again. ;) »
Date of comment: 2007-04-23 14:57 •

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