Nov03
Published by misha in Adventure, Canada, Extreme, Hiking, North America, Parks, Photos, Relaxing, Sailing, Sightseeings, Travel Stories

In the Pacific Ocean, in British Columbia, the Queen Charlotte Islands are peaks of a submerged mountain chain. The seven largest islands of the 1,884 islands and islets in the archipelago are Langara, Graham, Moresby, Louise, Lyell, Burnaby and Kunghit. Just 2 km into the sea, the continental shelf falls away dramatically to the immense depths of the ocean, and this is Canada’s most active earthquake area. Photo by: marc_guitard
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Sep18
Published by iv in Canada, Cultural, History, Monuments, North America, Parks, Travel Stories, UNESCO, Walking

Anthony Island is an Island in the province of British Columbia, located at latitude – longitude coordinates of N 52.1 and W -131.2167. One of the most southerly of the Queen Charlotte Islads , Anthony Island (known as SGang Gwaay by the Haida) holds rich culture.
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Sep10
Published by misha in Adventure, Biking, Canada, Fishing, Hiking, Kayaking, North America, Photos, Relaxing, Sightseeings, Travel Stories, Travel Tips, Travel gear

Quadra Island lies between Vancouver Island and the mainland of British Columbia and is the largest and most populous of the Discovery Islands. A short ferry ride from Cambell River takes you through whale- and dolphin-rich waters to this island of ancient temperate rainforest. Photo by: jenisthebest
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Jul23
Published by misha in Adventure, North America, Parks, Photos, Sailing, Ships, Sightseeings, Travel Stories, United States of America, Walking

You need lots of fingers to count the island in the rocky Alexander Archipelago, which stretches for 485 km, hugging the southeastern coast of Alaska – there are about 1,100 of them. Deep fjords and channels separate mainland and islands, which have inhospitable, irregular coasts. The whole area is densely forested with fir woods and temperate rain forest. Most part of the archipelago is protected from development and teems with wildlife. The main economic activities are tourism, fishing and logging. The largest islands are Admiralty, Baranof, Chichagof, Dall, Revillagigedo, Prince of Wales and Wrangell. Photo by: brookb_phx
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Jul10
Published by Asya in Asia, Chillin, Japan, North America, Photos, United States of America

Cannas are tropical and subtropical flowering plants with large, banana like leaves. They can be grown as annuals in cooler regions, where they add an instant touch of the tropics to gardens. It is a genus of approximately twenty species of flowering plants.
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Jun18
Published by misha in Adventure, Canada, Flying, Hiking, North America, Photos, Relaxing, Restaurants, Sailing, Sightseeings, Swimming, Travel Stories

The Gulf Islands are a group of mountainous islands situated across the Strait of Georgia between Vancouver Island and the mainland of southern British Columbia. They are part of a larger archipelago that features the San Juan Islands just to the south in Washington State. By the way the easiest way to get to is Saltspring Island – also well known as Canada’s arts and crafts island. Its mellow pace, breathtaking landscapes have drawn artists from all over the world. It has recently become the haunt of several Hollywood film stars.
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Jun10
Published by misha in Arts, Canada, Europe, Finland, North America, Photos, Sweden, Travel Stories, United States of America, Urban Tourism

Today there is a new form of urban graffiti in the world and it’s extremely interesting and enjoyably – urban knitting. I mean like sweater -wearing tree or all yarn covered corners with some of the best examples of knit/crochet graffiti.
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