kayoko making 4 loave of bread for us to take to kumdis island where doug and she have a wood cabin on 45 acres of forest land
at the entrance to the port clements museum... this was the area where the logging of trees took place ... the big equipment is for logging the huge trees duing the 1900s
the old ships which were used to take the logs down the bay
dew drop flowers on the way
the house looks over a inlet...doug is walking down to the boat which will take us down to the log cabin on the island
doug driving the boat down the bay
its cold... have to wear life jacket cap and everything
driving onto the log cabin... 45 min boat ride
the boat on the dock... the tide goes out and thee is nothing but mud blogs
doug carrying up stuff from the boat
inside of the house
suzy... check out the view in the window...looks like a painting no?
the view from the porch...there is a deer i think in the grass.... video of it below
an overgrwon rhododenron tree in garden... i will prune it tommorrow
chilling by the fire
smoking outside... it gets dark at 11 at nite
kayo does so much work in the garden... weeding planting cutting...here she is with the weed cutting machine
a deer and its baby
setting sun 11 pm
we went for dinner to a neighbour...walked 20 min through fields... its an indian girl kikoo... imagine an indian so far down the wilderness and we meet... this is husband and child ryan
kiko cooking for us ...suzie and kayo
nite time view
jerry and ryan showing off the oyster mushrooms they went out to collect
the chair that doug made from the trunk of a tree
me peeking out of the rhododendon i am pruning
a purple iris in the gardenthe ride on the noat coming back
the deer
doug singing
jerry rapping with his son
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