A coastal relic living in Campbell River, BC., rattling around the beaches and the bush. Hobbies are anything nautical, unsuccesful prospecting and treasure hunting, gardening and photography. Have built and operated 5 commercial salmon/log salvage boats, and still love playing with tools, and messing about in boats.BIO"I have often thought in all the world, The saddest thing to be; Old admirals that feel the wind, But never put to sea." Al Stewart, fron Past, Present, and Future. After a lifetime of fishing, beachcombing,(log salvage) and generally messing about, health issues have put me on the beach for good. You never completely get the salt water out of your veins, though. This gallery gives me a chance to fish some memories out of shoe boxes and share them, something that's rapidly becoming another hobby. I began fishing for money at age 11, 6 if you count trading rockcod for popsicles. I hope you enjoy my reminiscing.
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Comments (19)
Abessinia
An interesting rock telling us many stories of the past!
Tedz
Very informative piece...I like the Orca too...looks Cold....and brisk!
Rendered2Blue
Wow! Thats almost 3 times the size of the one called Devil's Rock I use to play on more then half a century ago~~"ouch" lol, deep in the "West Point" woods.
Actually that was only the top of it ~the rest was buried.
PapaGuru
Biggg... rock and nice orca-painting!
Andromeda31
Whoaaa...now that's what I call a 'Big Rock'!! Shamou looks like he's ready to jump in....Cool!
cynlee
KiLLrOy wUZ HeRE!! :D that's a biggie alright!! pretty tempting
Kropot
Wow, intresting scene and story. Lovely.
logiloglu
wonderful object, i like the painting on the rock against the landscape.!!!!!! :O) !!!!!!
Akinom
A big rock indeed! Nice orca-painting! Interesting story to go with! Thanks for sharing!
firestorm
could almost make this months photography challenge. geography lessons come flooding back.
geneb19
love it man! i like the art work with the possible exception of the "fish" on the left side. hehe love the little guy in the bottom...has a "Whoa! What the hell is that?" stance. awesome!
kansas
That's one big rock. Wonder why people were driven to write on it?
patmartj
Lovely composition, the kiddy gives emphasis to the immense size. Fascinating.
Michelle A.
Fabulous local lore..... we all want to leave our mark on this world.... Love the orca painting.
davidhate
So how many times does your name appear on here Jim? ;) That is one huge rock:) Thanks for sharing the story as well:))
moonfish
Aw, davidhate stole my line!!! I fiqured at least a few...!!!
Sunster
You can really determine how huge this rock really is with the small figure in the foreground. Amazing capture and story. Now tell the truth, were you ever tempted to remove those sticks/branches just a liiiitle bit? :)
garnite
Not if I had to do it from the down hill side. I'm no dummy, y'know.
zeeraket
found you!