I trod down the gravel path between my home and the ferry dock at Snug Cove on Bowen Island. The sun was not yet up, and there was a distinct, late-summer aroma in the air. For us temperate rainforest dwellers in coastal British Columbia, the scent was not only recognizable, but it was that of home. Fragrant and evocative – something to sharpen the senses as I begin my journey.
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