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September Song

The hills of northern British Columbia come alive with waterfalls and wildlife in the fall.
  • Updated: October 4, 2007

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Dudley Dawson

British Columbia

North through the Finlayson Channel and then east in the narrowing sheep passage brought Snapdragon to an enquisite anchorage in Windy Bay. Dudley Dawson

British Columbia

Totem guards the land of indigenous peoples. Neil Rabinowitz

British Columbia

Float planes serve the remotest areas. Dudley Dawson

British Columbia

Your intrepid author, Dudley Dawson. Dudley Dawson

British Columbia

Snapdragon‘s owners Bill and Susan Beardslee. Dudley Dawson

British Columbia

Attack cat who guards the airport at Bella Bella. Dudley Dawson

British Columbia

Joni Dawson, the author’s wife, relaxing on the third day at Ursula Channel. Dudley Dawson

British Columbia

River deltas fan out along the Inside Passage. Neil Rabinowitz

British Columbia

Beautiful but hazardous; along the way, grizzlies feast on salmon, fattening up for winter. Neil Rabinowitz

British Columbia

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