The landscape often has a way of marking time and on Vancouver Island that
can mean seeing pieces of the past melded with current industry, mixed in
with some of the natural beauty of the area. Logging has been a dominant
industry on the island and along the bays and inlets you can find piling
marking the old sites, where the logs made their way by water and were stored
for processing at the mills. Nature's reclamation process is working
towards repossessing most of these watery relics. Now there are newer mills
in the same locations, using trucks for transportation and land for storing,
sorting and processing the logs.

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