Angels West were in action today when Brother Phil, with 6 minutes notice, came over to Tsawout from Cordova Bay, to help Gwen’s son, Michael and I, unload the Cedar for Community Services. We didn’t have to chop it as Angel Adrian has his own personal Honda(?) splitter. He also is a professional stacker. Will get pictures.

Going for a walk this time of year is particularly enjoyable.  Breathing in the myriad fragrances feeds my inner being. I can feel my whole body respond as we pass by wild roses, dianthus, California lilac, lavendar and dozens more. And  herbs....mint, sage, thyme, basil, the smells are varied and intoxicating. And all around, a breeze brings the tangy salt water smells of the ocean.

  Folks: The other day two amazing things happened to the GreenAngels West crew.

Another great team effort by Greenangels West

Family fishing trips on the Strait of Georgia when I was a teen were a holiday

   

Ina & I have been involved with the Aramburo family K-12 children’s school, in San Jose del Cabo, since the ‘90’s. Covid, this Spring, knocked the 180 kids, their families, & the school for a loop and the Aramburo family is certainly pursuing options available to continue adding value for the children & their families during these difficult times.

    The Salish Sea is an Estuary:     A.  How it works; (its not obvious)     B. What it does;    (it’s important)