On the weekend, we visited Steveston, a touristy little waterfront town in the south suburbs. It’s got some mildly-interesting shopping and a lot of good food. Some of the restaurants are elegant, but we prefer Pajo’s; fish & chips on a floating dock at the west end of town. Good fish & chips are not that easy to find. The waterfront was formerly industrial (fish-canning mostly) and is becoming recreational/residential. But there are a lot of old wooden pilings left in in the water.
As you can see, they’re not idle; each one is put to good use by opportunistic vegetation and wildlife.
The closer you get, the more interesting they look.
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From: Martin (Oct 04 2006, at 10:11)
Great pics! Are you sure they were not ray-traced?
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