Today's theme is "wooden" so I thought I'd post a few shots from Centennial Beach and the Boundary Bay Dyke area, both parts of Boundary Bay Regional Park. 1. The wooden walkway over the marshy area of the inner regions of Centennial Beach.
2. A woodsy area near the above photo where you will always be able to catch sight of wild bunnies. Stay alert and walk quietly.
3. Driftwood washes up on the beach and workers drag it down to a more secluded area of the beach.
4. Piles and piles of driftwood can be seen all along the beach.
5. The day I took all these photos (last April) I noticed these older teens busy building something with the driftwood. They'd been working since that morning building what they called "The Ark." You should have seen it!
3. Driftwood washes up on the beach and workers drag it down to a more secluded area of the beach.4. Piles and piles of driftwood can be seen all along the beach.5. The day I took all these photos (last April) I noticed these older teens busy building something with the driftwood. They'd been working since that morning building what they called "The Ark." You should have seen it!6. More driftwood washes ashore off the Boundary Bay Dyke. This was last weekend.
7. And more driftwood off the Boundary Bay Dyke looking towards Tsawwassen and Point Roberts in Washington state.
Hope you enjoyed my take on "wooden" and I'm looking forward to seeing all of yours.
Beautiful set of photographs for the wooden theme. I love driftwood so I particularly enjoyed seeing so much of that in your post. I would have enjoyed watching the teens work on their ark. For that matter, I would enjoy building a driftwood ark although I fear I am not great with building. Sounds like fun. I hope you have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures and very pretty. I love all that driftwood.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos, Leslie. I would love to walk along that beach and gather some interesting driftwood pieces.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
Wonderful photos Leslie, lots of driftwood around our part of the world. That photo is very special.
ReplyDeleteI would love to walk on the long wooden walkway and collect driftwood for recycling. The teens are doing a good job and having fun. :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really neat place. I like your pictures.
ReplyDeleteawesome driftwood pieces! glad you share these pictures for this entry..
ReplyDeleteNice set of photos. Looks like you definitely didn't have problems coming up with pictures for this week's Photo Hunt! ;b
ReplyDeleteI love wood, theres something about it. Great photos. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are great Leslie...perfect for the hunt.....I love Boundary Bay and the Dyke area...haven't been there for some time mind you...but I do go through Delta often when I come off of the ferry and I noticed all the driftwood on the beaches there.....Happy Hunting....my photos are up....cheers...
ReplyDeleteI like the first picture. It's like it just extends and extends. The driftwood looks nice too.
ReplyDeleteI love this--the third shot is stunning! drift wood is something we don't see much of here in Western PA. :)
ReplyDeleteYou have some wonderful places to go walking. I'm jealous.
ReplyDeleteFun to see your lovely driftwood photos. How great to be at the beach taking them.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful pictures, I particularly liked the driftwood pictures. We may need to make a vacation trip.
ReplyDeleteMy very first PH is up for the week.
beautiful photos you have here.I love the wooden pathway..Very nice entry for this week hunt.Have a great weekend.;)
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Thats very wooden shots!!
ReplyDeleteDriftwood can be very exciting.Nice photos.
Happy weekend!
Wow those are some really great photos.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I wouldn't mind taking a stroll on that pathway. I also particularly love your picture no 3.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
Wow, that's a lot of wood. May I choose a nice piece of drift wood?
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! That walkway is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletewow beautiful wooden walkway...lots of wooden here.
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WHAT BEAUTIFUL pictures!!! I would love to be there right now! Thanks so much for stopping by! :)
ReplyDeleteLeslie, these photos are fantastic. We were just walking amongst a lot of driftwood today and saw different attempts at building with it. The Ark is way more impressive than anything we saw. Looks like a place I'd love to walk. have a wonderful weekend...
ReplyDeleteWild bunnies, eh? Scary!
ReplyDeleteHi, Leslie.
ReplyDeleteGood photos with the theme. I love driftwood.
Those are just beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteYES, I very much enjoyed your pictures of wood! My favorite is the drift wood and I sure would have loved to see what the teens built.
ReplyDeleteVery good wooden photos , I love the driftwood, the shapes are always interesting,
ReplyDeleteBrilliant again! I love the driftwood pics.
ReplyDeleteI love driftwood. i once saw a television programme about a couple who lived out in the wilds of Canada (I think) and set up their own business collecting large pieces opf driftwood and selling them in posh stores all over the world as expensive garden structures. Collecting driftwood is my ideal job!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos...
ReplyDeleteIf these is in my country,those drifts have been used as firewoods...hehehe!
Loads of "wooden" pictures. That walkway is incredible - looks like it goes on forever! And I've never seen so much driftwood in my whole life. Where does it all come from?
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