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Sooke Pot Holes B-r-r-r-r

Posted by amfresh on August 28th, 2009 in AM FRESH PUZZLES | Share

sph03Sooke Pot Holes where you want to be if you really want to cool off. The Sooke River has made its way from Sooke Lake down to the Pacific Ocean. Home for Chum, Cut Throat Trout, Chinook and Coho. Unfortunately there is only about 5 KM of actual fishing. Sooke Pot Holes has some pretty deep diving caverns. These shots are of shallower pools, still good for swimming (wading). The water is ice cold but refreshing. There are several sections of the river that are worth checking out. Though I did not get any pictures of the cliffs this time here are three shots I did get and turned them into puzzles for your enjoyment. This puzzle series is just one of the many wonders of Vancouver Island British Columbia brought to you by by AM Fresh.
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