This post is dedicated to one of my favourite young salties who lives on Canada's east coast, the one with the gangster charm, a man than might greatly appreciate these photos and one who loves my photography in general. On a warm, bright September day last year I decided to take a bus trip up to Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver. I quickly decided to continue on by ferry to Langdale and then by bus to Gibson's Landing on the other side of Howe Sound. Thr journey was well worth it, especially the ferry trip back after dark. The millions of stars seen in the night sky was alone worth it. As I understand it, the BC ferry, the
Queen of Surrey, does the run between Horseshoe Bay and Hopedale while another ferry does the Horseshoe Bay to Nanaimo run. The latter ferry goes to Vancouver Island on the other side of Georgia Strait. These photos are self explanitory but if you have any questions, feel free to ask! Coming up soon is a post on Gibson's Landing and its sights.
This post is dedicated to one of my favourite young salties who lives on Canada's east coast, the one with the gangster charm, a man than might greatly appreciate these photos and one who loves my photography in general. On a warm, bright September day last year I decided to take a bus trip up to Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver. I quickly decided to continue on by ferry to Langdale and then by bus to Gibson's Landing on the other side of Howe Sound. Thr journey was well worth it, especially the ferry trip back after dark. The millions of stars seen in the night sky was alone worth it. As I understand it, the BC ferry, the Queen of Surrey, does the run between Horseshoe Bay and Hopedale while another ferry does the Horseshoe Bay to Nanaimo run. The latter ferry goes to Vancouver Island on the other side of Georgia Strait. These photos are self explanitory but if you have any questions, feel free to ask! Coming up soon is a post on Gibson's Landing and its sights.
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