Dec 11, 2024
Abandoned and decaying boat shed, Sointula, Malcolm Island, British Columbia, 2003.
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Abandoned and decaying boat shed, Sointula, Malcolm Island, British Columbia, 2003.
Magin(A71) has been officially declared deceased.
Here is fifteen year old Magin(A71) with his younger brother Mystery(A94) on August 18 2014 at the rubbing beaches on Malcolm Island
Photo taken by Friends of the Wild Side
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Pulteney Point Lighthouse (Malcolm Island) April 28 2018
Beautiful Bay Trail (Malcolm Island) April 29 2018
Kelsey(A24) with her calf Mystery(A94) passing by Bere Point, Malcolm Island on July 27, 2009
Photo provided by Friends of the Wild Side and taken by Troy D. J. Bright.
Sointula
This excerpt is taken from my new e-book On Foot : Islands of British Columbia and the Sunshine Coast Sointula began because a group of Finnish immigrants were tired of being oppressed in the Nanaimo area coal mines at the beginning of the 1900s. These miners wanted a place of their own and contacted Matti Kurikka, a utopian socialist and journalist, to provide leadership. He arrived in Nanaimo…