I love your reflection shot. I often wonder how it was to live in the bush as a homesteader. I know it was difficult to make a living and to live off the land, but it must also have been a rewarding experience. Kind of a double-edged sword. I love living in our cabin but it nothing like homesteading was when transportation was difficult and getting supplies from the city was a difficult affair. Even so, I am grateful to have what I do. Are you still house sitting? - Margy
The inbound tide on the Tlell River.
The remains of an old homestead on the Tlell River.
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more beautiful shots... especially the last one with the mist looking like it's own incoming tide.
I love your reflection shot. I often wonder how it was to live in the bush as a homesteader. I know it was difficult to make a living and to live off the land, but it must also have been a rewarding experience. Kind of a double-edged sword. I love living in our cabin but it nothing like homesteading was when transportation was difficult and getting supplies from the city was a difficult affair. Even so, I am grateful to have what I do. Are you still house sitting? - Margy
What a great shot that first one is with the ripples of the incoming tide. Love it!
The reflections are very pretty. Kind of eerie to poke around old homesteads but kind of fun too. I think it would be fun to check it out!
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