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| Cortes has many unusual beautiful trees |
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| Fallen Lovers |
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| The Octopuss |
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| The Octopus from below |
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| Little Friends (still need to find out the species) |
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| Little Friend with breakfast |
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| The Arburtus tree is one of my favourites. It is said to be the tree of knowledge. It sheds it red bark every spring and reveals it's soft smooth woody flesh that is great for making things with. |
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| There are two wolf packs on the island that frequent the beach near the house I live in. I haven't seen them but hear them at night often |
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| The beaches of the Northern Islands are covered with driftwood. Many people collect it for building their houses with as well as for decorative art |
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| Beach driftwood. |
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| lines |
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| The Dance...(wolf, geese and deer prints all together!) |
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| Bird Watch |
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| Since I can't take this piece with me.... |
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| pigs in trees (same tree above) |
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| Barking Mad ( you guessed it...same tree) |
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| rock and water |
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| This is very cool. It's the same driftwood I was sitting on above. Little white tubes caused by bugs. |
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| Out to sea. |
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| Cortes is world famous for it's oysters. |
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| Whale rock |
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