Denbeg Point

Thanks Jen, Love that point!

Thank you very much, Aziza!

Hey Carol, thanks so much for having a peak!

Thank you Veikko, I appreciate your thoughts!

Hey , Eberhard, Thanks so much!

Thank you Mona! I love to lay on the Rocks and watch the Eagles Fly and Boats Pass by!

Thank You Sharon!

Thank You so Much, Georgia!

Thank You very much, Marvin!

It sure looks that way Christiane, But from a few online sources I discovered the following excerpt : The Southern Gulf Islands consist mainly of former seabed sediments crumpled and gradually thrust upward by tectonic plate movement between 55 to 42 million years ago.[14] Subsequent periods of glaciation scraped away topsoil and some of the bedrock. During the peak of the Fraser Glaciation, 30,000 to 11,000 years ago, Gabriola was covered with ice up to 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) thick.[15] Though melting glaciers left deposits of sand, gravel, and boulders, the main rocks exposed on Gabriola's surface are sandstone and shale. Differential erosion of relatively soft shales and relatively hard sandstones helped create cliffs, points, and bays along Gabriola's shoreline REF GaLTT and Wikipedia.

Thank You Helena!

Thank you so much, Maya!

Thank You Deborah. This is the southern tip of Gabriola Island In the Salish Sea Between Vancouver mainland and Vancouver Island. Thanks for asking!

Thank You Stephanie!