Whaler Islet, Clayquot Sound
Lila
Yes it is very cool. Never camped there but there is a nice camp spot there.
Lila
Likewise. It seems to me that all of Clayoquot, when compared to other parts of the West Coast, is pretty busy. Knock dead gorgeous but relatively busy. I pass through but don’t linger.
I wish I had the skills to get the most out of it My wife would also wish she hadn’t had to listen to me talk about that boat for soooo long before I finally bought it!
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Rock Dog! Woof!
don’t you DARE.! It’s a truly beautiful Gibson. Congratulations.
I was looking at google maps of this area. Is this brackish water?
J
iPhone pic of my Baffin tonight turned out pretty decent:
Yes, but very close to ocean level of salt. It has a lot of ocean input, and only some freshwater input, relatively speaking.
Here are some I recently took while at Edisto Island SC.
The spring high tides are when Horseshoe Crabs mass spawn on the SC beaches. Migrating shore birds time it so they can take advantage of this bounty.
Horseshoe Crab eggs about 3 weeks developed from the last high tide. You can see the small crabs inside the eggs. These have been washed out of the sand by tidal currents and wave action.
Sea bird buffet! Laughing gulls.
When the exposed eggs became scarce the would dig into the sand to find clutches of eggs.
Sanderling, Ruddy Turnstones, and various sandpipers.
Drone shots of Otter and Pine Island. Notice the shallow exposed sand bars at low tide.
What the low tide exposure looks like at Kayak level.
Views from the beach house.
Peaceful cove
floating in time
carries one in
ripples sublime
Yes it is. Very nice area to paddle. Quiet.