Forestry is BC’s biggest industry, consequently our shorelines are littered with logs that break away from the log booms. They are actually convenient to sit on or lean against when soaking up the sun in the summer.
@koalagardens@christinav@ankers70 I think I may have given you the wrong impression. It’s not like the ocean and river is full of logs. You do see the odd one floating around here and there but they never pose a danger when swimming. (Garry Point is not a swimming beach btw) What you see in the photo is the accumulation over time.
What a very different beachline. It reminds me of the Arthur River area in Tasmania - a similar sort of situation. What species of trees would these have been?
