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 (15)
Tedz
The Orca must love it when it cuts up rough...I hope You save the Rock...because Your Rock...Rocks!
PapaGuru
Looks quite different, now the orca is in it's element!
Akinom
Another fabulous catch of this fantastic rock! Stunning!
Abessinia
Love the menacing sky and the spray against the colourful rock!
moonfish
If I try just a little, I can see this as the orca breeching up out of the water below! Looks like quite a storm there Jim!
geneb19
man that is just plain cool!! agree whole-heartedly with Tedz...it rocks!
davidhate
Hey this is more like it..surfs up:) I liked this shot before, but with the rough sea it's wonderful..I can feel all the elements:))
Andromeda31
The tide has definitely come in! You caught the waves splashing....Splendid!! :)
logiloglu
wow, i like the power of nature, you show here so wonderful. !!!!!!!! :O) !!!!!!!!
Sunster
Are you sure that wasn't YOU who took away the big rock's props??? Cause I know you were tempted, hehe! wink
Kropot
Wow, nice shot.
cynlee
oh no... gives a whole new meaning to ... save the whale!! :]
patmartj
Grreat stuff, I like this even more than the first
Michelle A.
Cool capture Jim!
jgeorge
I hope the orca won't get washed away