Looking south at the Strait of Juan de Fuca from the top of Beacon Hill

Every Spring this small road attracts hundreds of visitors who come to see the magnificent view of mature cherry trees in full bloom.

Early Spring brings out the first flowers of the season, this stand of Mediterranean SPurge was just starting to present its full array of splendor

Blackie Spit  in Crescent Beach offers great access to the bay for swimming, boating and sailboating. Here a small sailboat slowly makes its way back to shore

Beacon Hill Park has groves of the Gary Oak trees. This image captures the intricate designs formed from the bare branches as seen in mid-winter

Capturing the beach and the early morning sun, this image depicts the awaking of a new day in White Rock

Native to South Surrey, the forests are full of Osoberry bushes. In Spring they all flower early in the season offering lots of colour to the still bare forests.

Standing by the side of the road this tree was offering a wonder display to any who would take a moment to stop and enjoy.

This image captures the subtle colours at twilight as they play across the beach and water broken by the dramtic outline of the pier

Stave Lake is littered with hundreds of these old soldiers. When the river was dammed and the lake formed to generate power for the insatiable appetite of us humans, the once beautiful trees that resided in the valley were simply abandoned. Decades later their ghosts, still standing silently in the water, are a silent witness to the destructiveness of man. Even now their latent beauty is a marvel to behold. This scene was discovered on September 25, 2004