Inspired by Fern's photo off Songhees Point a few days ago I visited there today myself. I have always liked this totem pole, especially...

We took an evening stroll and as we passed the City's Public Works Yard I had this feeling of being watched. Sure enough, looking out a...

Yesterday's totem stands peacefully among tall trees. Today's totem is in the heart of the city, directly opposite the Legislative A...

As I was leaving Hatley Park I noticed this strikingly fresh and new totem pole near the entrance to the grounds. Totems are always interest...

There are two totem poles on Songhees point, one of which is pictured above. Oddly enough, whenever I see totem poles here lately I am remin...

On the rocky promontory that comprises Songhees Point itself are a couple of totem poles, a kind of art created by the First Nations on the ...

Canada Day would not be complete without fireworks! And like old barns and sunsets, if you have your camera in hand you can't help but t...

The artwork of Pacific Northwest Native Peoples is world renowned. Probably its most famous artifact is the totem pole and that pictured abo...

On a quick trip to Vancouver last week I had occasion to wait at the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal and noticed there this beautiful totem pole. ...

Exactly two years ago I posted the above photo of the Dockside Green totem pole. Now this photo appears as the cover of an album of fine ne...

I was passing through Beacon Hill Park a few days ago when I realized that I have not before posted a photo of this totem pole although, as ...