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People and Things at the Breakwater

Posted on Wednesday March 4, 2009 by Valentin Schaefer

The kilometre-long breakwater is a place people go to relax, explore, take in nature or to reconnect with themselves. The lighthouse at the end of the breakwater is a popular destination. People often stop to admire the little lamp that … Continue reading →

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Viewing Fish from the Top of the Breakwater

Posted on Sunday March 1, 2009 by Valentin Schaefer

There’s no shortage of spectacular fish awaiting those lucky enough to SCUBA dive at Ogden Point. Wolf eels, kelp greenling and rockfish alone are some of the wonders waiting among the 10,000 granite blocks and forests of bull kelp. But … Continue reading →

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Seeing Seals..and other marine mammals at Ogden Point

Posted on Saturday February 21, 2009 by Valentin Schaefer

You’re likely to see a harbour seal in the water any time you walk the Ogden Point breakwater. They are pretty tame and come close for a good look at you. The harbour seal is the common seal found around … Continue reading →

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