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South Pender Beach Afternoon
It may have been a cold and blowy afternoon, but the scenery on South Pender Island was still gorgeous. We started out by visiting one of our favourite spots, Brooks Point. Here we walked the boardwalk, saw daffodils in bloom, … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, British Columbia, brooks point, gowlland point, Gulf Islands, Pender Island, pender island beaches, photography, pne, travel, west coast
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Winter Afternoon – Gowlland Point, Pender Island
I haven’t had many opportunities to blog lately, which means Island Home Blog has been quiet as of late. I finally had a chance to look at my pictures from a few weeks ago when it was stormy and blustery … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, black and white, British Columbia, gowlland point, Gulf Islands, island, landscape, nature, Pender Island, photography, travel, Vancouver, west coast
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The Eagles Have Landed -Gowlland Point, Pender Island
Bald Eagles at Gowlland Point, South Pender Island, British Columbia, Canada Photography by Debra Hunter http://www.debra-hunter.com . . . . . . Ads appearing on this site are property of “WordPress”.
Gowlland Point Views – South Pender Island, BC, Canada
It has been ages since we have gone down to the beach at Gowlland Point. The last time, in fact, was August. It seems we usually go to Craddock or Drummond as they are rarely busy, or we go to … Continue reading
Furry Friend on the Beach
Recently we were way down in South Pender. This sounds pretty silly when you consider the island is only 13 square miles in size, but because of our location we have to drive halfway up the island to cross the … Continue reading
Black and White at Gowlland Point – Pender Island, BC, Canada
I thought I would continue with the black and white theme of the previous post. We often visit Brooks point (in the previous post) and Gowlland Point on the same days as they are so close to each other and … Continue reading
