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Gabriola, British Columbia: The best place on Earth to Live
Island Life One Day At A Time
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All content copyright Gabriola Daily Photo 2008-2013. Absolutely NO PERSONAL OR COMMERCIAL USE of text or images without written permission. Archival fine art prints are available, please inquire. This page scans best with Firefox and your viewing experience will be considerably enhanced by clicking on the images to see them enlarged. Thanks for looking.
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- Yard Sale
- By The Bay
- Hadancy
- Steps
- Little Buddha
- Sunday Signage > Pay Box
- Rain
- Sentinel
- Scarecrow
- ABC Wednesday > W is for Wildflower
- First on the Ferry
- Take a Seat
- Sunday Signage > Monthly Donor Campaign
- Saturday Market
- All Hands for GES
- Fish on a Fence
- ABC Wednesday > V is for Volkswagen
- New Library
- David
- Sunday Signage > This Way
- On Guard at Madrona
- Joie de Vivre
- Cob Cabin
- Ship's Wheel 5
- Berry Point
- Birthday Boy
- Sunday Signage > Labyrinth
- Haying by Hand at The Commons
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1 comment:
Strange but weird, and somehow very powerful. The water line puts it over the top. While the inspiration might be from BC native peoples, I think it is a minor Shinto diety.
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