A stump trapped on a beach outside Victoria, British Columbia …

… lodged there very firmly.

A tree no more, battered by surf and gravel, a forest orphan …

… among many, many others.
A stump trapped on a beach outside Victoria, British Columbia …

… lodged there very firmly.

A tree no more, battered by surf and gravel, a forest orphan …

… among many, many others.
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Always amazing to see what washes up on the coast of Vancouver Island. Happy Wednesday Lynette. Allan
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Agreed, Allan. There are always a lot of ocean-battered logs, but many other bits to see, too. Cheers.
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It’s stuck all right – until the next severe storm.
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For sure! Unless it winds up like that barge in Vancouver, completely dug in and going nowhere! 😉
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Oh yeah, I’d forgotten about that!
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Two people I follow had both recently mentioned that barge, so it was fresh in my mind. Cheers.
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I’m a fan of all the driftwood that gets washed up on shore. An old log can make a great spot to sit and admire the views (assuming it’s not wet).
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These were really piled on each other (and also wet). If you took the time to pick your way through you might find a good spot. I’m a huge ocean fan, so a good place to sit and absorb is very appealing to me, too.
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