After we left Vancouver Island by ferry from Nanaimo, we headed over to Horseshoe Bay. There we exited the ferry, drove a few stops on the highway, turned around at the U-turn exit, and headed back to Horseshoe Bay to get onto the ferry for Bowen Island. My cousin Emilie, her husband Link and their son Sam were excellent hosts, as always.
Bowen is a spectacularly beautiful place, especially the view from our B&B. Em and Link took us on a hike to see an amazing piece of public art halfway up a mountain: the mastodon by Guthrie Gloag. We had a short but amazing trip to Bowen.
-
- Waking up to this beautiful view never gets old.
-
- It's like the moon is your personal belonging.
-
- The lit up ferry crossing the blood moonbeam.
-
- Just a priceless view.
-
- Emilie, Link and Sam at her new gallery, Catching Stars.
-
- Emilie and I at Catching Stars.
-
- The mastodon is made of driftwood!
