This is Dave, one of the Cormorant Water Taxi Captains. The Ecovillage crew has a lovely friendship with Dave. He plays great music on the boat too!
He is a humorous storyteller.
Darci smiling again on her way to the Ecovillage.
Scott points out beautiful Howe Sound landmarks on the way to the Ecovillage.
The crew on the way to the Eco.
After many months of rain this day at the Ecovillage will be sunny and warm.
Hanging baskets of flowers are going to enjoy the view from the Hawk House deck!
After harvesting, carrying to the site, stripping the wood, measuring, cutting, lifting and hammering, the cob structure roof now has 11 rafters!
It is very exciting seeing the structure take shape.
Introducing the cob structure beauty post. This is a sweet post supporting the south-west corner of the roof. Very curvy, very pretty.
One of the sunflowers seeds that were planted on Easter weekend sprouting!
Cathy and Tiffany creating food production planting beds in the garden. Very exciting!
Scott planted this zucchini growing experiment. The zucchini growing with the protection of a black plastic barrier and copper taped to the top of the slug barrier (now called 'zucchini castle') and a zucchini with no slug protection. Which one will survive? Which one will thrive? This may be a slug experiment or an experiment to see what happens when you have two plants of the same variety and one is loved more than the other - the zucchini castle has definitely deepened Scott's affection towards that particular plant.
'Zen' Woodstock chimes blowing in the wind hanging from the Hawk House deck roof.
A beautiful addition to the Hawk House deck, bull rushes in water bowl.
So great to have an big abundant lavender plant and a baby olive tree on the Hawk House deck.
Plants were potted to celebrate and inspire the crew with their simple elegant beauty. With the warm weather and healing rains these plants have the potential to burst forth a bounty of foliage and flowers - and they usually do.
