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I couldn't open that link for some reason? Unsupported link it says? I did see killer whales a few times while working on the coast. Plenty of grey whales, sea lions, seals, and all make of sea life. It was vibrant for certain.

I've stared at this picture to much. Lol. But you could be right Cory. There does look to be some fresher cutting possibly in a couple of spots and maybe some equipment tucked into one spot too. I certainly wouldn't argue that there isn't coastal logging happening. It's been going on for ever...

Just pointing out a bit that in BC it's not quite as cut and dried as just 'save all the trees'. It turns the wheels of this province. Pretty easy to look around and see logs/wood to manufactured lumber to ass wipe in about everything and everywhere. Hard to listen to environmentalists talk the...

I would definetly say the road looks older and that looks like scrubby second growth. The larger trees would not be on the shoreline unless they were left and why would they punch the road through all that scrubby growth when it looks like there would be obviously shorter routes? To me it looks...

Is the picture supposed to match the comment. Because it looks to me like the road was punched in and it was logged long ago? The picture that is.