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More than a light sprinkle.
Nice colors on the rocky shore.
Refuge Cove, the trip hazard capital of the world. On shore, it's laid back. On the dock, there were nattily clad men drying off their yachts after a light sprinkle.
The oysters have choked out most of the native clams, but there are still patches.
High top shoes and a walking stick are best for crossing these oyster beds.
Lloyd Creek beach looking south down Homfray Channel towards Prideaux Haven Marine Park. A gravel company has applied for a permit to quarry gravel here. The BC government granted it. Ahhh, progress.
A phallic fish?
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The oysters have choked out most of the native clams, but there are still patches.

The oysters have choked out most of the native clams, but there are still patches.
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After Powell River, I headed for Skookumchuk Narrows and Sechelt Rapids. This is Sechelt from inside the inlet. A few small standing waves 30 minutes before slack.
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