Reminds me I haven't spent enough time in the islands. Beautiful scene. Prince Rupert, BC, has a Cow Bay, named because they pushed the cows off the boat as there was no dock.
Thought I would share since you had my curiosity going:
Visitors to Cow Wreck Beach may wonder how is got its name. In the late 19th century, before the age of plastic, cow bones were used to make buttons and various other items. A ship laden with cow bones was wrecked off Anegada's northwest coast, and for years afterwards cow bones were swept ashore. Here is an aerial picture of Cow Wreck Beach and the reefs surrounding it's shores.
Awesome place that I would like to be, cool image thanks for the refreshing shot!
Karl
Karl Witt wrote:
Thought I would share since you had my curiosity going:
Visitors to Cow Wreck Beach may wonder how is got its name. In the late 19th century, before the age of plastic, cow bones were used to make buttons and various other items. A ship laden with cow bones was wrecked off Anegada's northwest coast, and for years afterwards cow bones were swept ashore. Here is an aerial picture of Cow Wreck Beach and the reefs surrounding it's shores.
Awesome place that I would like to be, cool image thanks for the refreshing shot!
Karl
The stories of how places receive their names always fascinates me. This one is very unique and gives more insight into life back then.
Thanks!