Thursday, October 11, 2012

Informative News?

Who would have thought that an ordinary drawing like this will come true to life in another place, another location somewhere in British Columbia.

Recent trip to Vancouver main city via BC ferry made my eyes widened and screamed when I saw this small island in the middle of the ocean.
 What kind of island is that? Very tiny. Could it be just an artificial island of somekind?
Adjust my digital camera's zoom lens to find it out. That's how far it can go and see what island is that in the middle of the sea. Reminds me of small islands in Caliraya Lake. I was only 12 years old when I reached that area, in one of those islands. Too many small islands, some are barren and some are "eden-like" in its ecological advancement of  using these hundred islands for agriculture.  Though small islands but too many being used for plantation of coconut and other fruit bearing trees. Thirty seven years without being able to see those mini-islands what could be its present appearance? Maybe these islands are now populated with people?

Wall E. Call Wall E. lol Yeah being funny here.

How islands are formed? You don't want to know for sure. Let others provide you with that. Like ask the experts from National Geographic magazines. Their geographers knew what happened for the past 125 years. Their informative magazine brought so many educational information your teachers never teach in class. Imagine, they probably knew what really happened to Dr. Jose Rizal. They not only knew the real story but maybe he is part of the National Geographic weird yet wonderful, helpful expedition to conquer and map the world.





Now what's this black blanket on those rocks? You wont believe they are mussels. Tahong!!!!!! Right where the BC Ferry docked their big boat are the many mussels attached to the rocks.

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