Here is the view from the middle of the Selkirk Trestle looking south towards the city centre. The green area on the left is Point Ellice, w...

We had some nice bright days early this week and though the weatherman suggested that snow was a possibility it didn't come to pass. Abo...

The Johnson Street Bridge is our more famous bridge (though soon-to-be no more sadly) but further up the Gorge, the Bay Street Bridge, as lo...

From The Daily Colonist, May 27, 1896 : Victoria's Queen's Birthday carnival, so auspiciously inaugurated with unalloyed enjoyment f...

You can walk across the Bay Street Bridge, but only one side has a sidewalk, pictured above. Probably most of the traffic on the bridge is t...

Victoria's main environmental characteristic is its coastal location and an extension of the ocean called "The Gorge" is the m...

Though it has yet to freeze here the nights are cold enough to turn the leaves on these trees on the banks of the Gorge. Here we are looking...

Here's a shot I took a few hours ago from the top of the Yates Street Parkade, with some of the Yates Street heritage buildings in the f...

I've mentioned before that the Gorge is an arm of the ocean that winds its way through much of Victoria and adjacent communities. I'...

As well as gravel, you can also buy cement sculptures at the Gravel Mart. They have row on row of these Buddhas, and also the serene God or ...

The Gorge, an inlet of the ocean leading out of the Inner Harbour, is crossed by several bridges as it winds its way through parts of Victor...