Some casualties of high water.
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I was paddling amoungst wild rose in Kokanee Ck Pk yesterday. I also noticed the flooded grasses are covered in algae, the place is going to stink in a month. I also paddled up the first two beaver ponds.
Eric, yours is best way to explore the water’s edge. One can normally walk alongside those ponds, but not these days.
A beautiful photo Alistair. I love it, it touches me somehow:-)
Lorna, it is somewhat poignant to see the flowers struggling against the high water.