When clans rest together. Filmed on 24 Aug 2023, this quiet water still teaches us in winter, how kinship looks when the ocean exhales. A pause in the sea, shared by two clans. A23’s and I16’s remind us that rest is kinship. If Vancouver Island means home to you, help this story travel. Tag a friend who loves the quiet moments. Last time, when we posted this video, it reached over 500,000 people; if it moves you, share it with someone who needs calm today. What word does this scene evoke for you

Consider this as a launching point for your Salt Spring Island travel itinerary: 🍳 Tree House Cafe 🛍 Shopping in Ganges Village 💐 Sacred Mountain Lavender Farm Salt Spring Island BC & Lavender & Black Farm 🧀 Salt Spring Island Cheese 🍲 Salt Spring Wild Cider 🏔 Mount Maxwell Provincial Park 🍻 Moby's Pub 📍 Tourism Salt Spring Island 📹️ Fuel For The Sole Travel, Outdoor & Adventure ⁠ (including the Mount Maxwell clip by ckudzman via Instagram) ⚠️ The gravel road to the summit of Mount Maxw

58K views · 1.4K reactions | Telegraph Cove, located in Vancouver Island North, is a seasonal boardwalk community open between May and September. It's recommended to book your accommodations, multi-day kayak tours and wildlife tours in advance. ⁠ Need guidance for planning your trip? Visit https://vancouverislandnorth.ca/community/telegraph-cove/ ️ ️ Fuel For The Sole Travel, Outdoor & Adventure | Tourism Vancouver Island | Facebook

Not our footage (San Juan Island) but we just had to share as we have had many fabulous experiences on the kayaks, but none as close as this. It is hard to put into words how special these encounters are. @followers #WildlifeAdventuresNEVI #orcas #orca #SouthernResidentOrcas #kayaking #kayak #kayakingadventures | Wildlife Adventures, North East Vancouver Island

Very, very choppy waters.... Northern Resident Orcas, August 2019 #WildlifeAdventuresNEVI #northernresidents #orca #orcas | Wildlife Adventures, North East Vancouver Island

"Look at the size of him, he's massive".... Northern Resident Orca A66 "Surf" Salish Sea 2018 Northern Resident Orca A66 “Surf” was a striking adult male of the A42 matriline, born in 1996, who became well-known for his tall dorsal fin and frequent presence in Johnstone Strait. Sadly, he died in 2023, and his loss was deeply felt within the Northern Resident community and by researchers who had followed him for decades. Life of A66 “Surf” Birth & Family: Surf was born in 1996 into the A42 matril

3.6K views · 29 shares | Let's go camping. We can help get you there! 250-949-1849. | Vancouver Island 5th Wheel and Freight | Facebook