Posted by: worldiknow | January 16, 2012

Haida Gwaii

Here are some pictures from March 2011 trip to Haida Gwaii

 

My grandpa worked as a whistle punk in Juskatla. To go to the old camp was an honour.

Posted by: worldiknow | June 9, 2010

Route 66 – 2010

Amboy CA Roy's

This is the gas station and motel called Roy's in the middle of the Mohave Desert in Amboy, California

Posted by: worldiknow | July 14, 2009

Another trip to Bralorne

The following pictures are from my trip to Bralorne, first for 2009.
This is what is left of the front entrance of the Minto Hotel.

This is what is left of the front entrance of the Minto Hotel.

This is some of the devastation from the 2009 Tyaughton Lake Fire.

This is some of the devastation from the 2009 Tyaughton Lake Fire.

Another shot of 2009 Tyaughton Lake fire near Gold Bridge.

Another shot of 2009 Tyaughton Lake fire near Gold Bridge.

This is one of the old homes from the forgotten mining town of Pioneer.

This is one of the old homes from the forgotten mining town of Pioneer.

Posted by: worldiknow | May 7, 2009

The Mother Road

After more than 10 years of planning and dreaming, I completed driving Route 66 this March. Below are images of my travels. I will attempt to insert an image for every state on the route (eight states in total).

 

Posted by: worldiknow | September 14, 2008

Arbutus trees

Growing up on the east coast of Vancouver Island, the arbutus tree is part of your experiential landscape. Arbutus trees contribute to the context that shapes your vision of natural beauty and ecological aesthetics. From its peeling crimson bark to its twisted burly limbs, Arbutus draw people to touching them; they are a tactile experience for children and adults.

These two pictures are taken on Thetis Island, across the Stuart Channel from Chemainus.

This arbutus is growing parellel to the ground

This arbutus is growing parellel to the ground

The base of this large arbutus is about 5-6 feet in diameter

The base of this large arbutus is about 5-6 feet in diameter.

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