Tim Collins

1 month ago | campbellrivermirror.com | Tim Collins

Since the late 1800s, the uniquely carved series of polished rock pools and tunnels in the bedrock of the Sooke River have been an attraction for local residents.   Although historically the area was once called the Devil’s Potholes, it would seem that the name lost favour when folks acknowledged there was nothing demonic about a relaxing dip in the cool water on a hot summer’s day while surrounded by a breathtakingly beautiful landscape.

1 month ago | goldstreamgazette.com | Tim Collins

Since the late 1800s, the uniquely carved series of polished rock pools and tunnels in the bedrock of the Sooke River have been an attraction for local residents.   Although historically the area was once called the Devil’s Potholes, it would seem that the name lost favour when folks acknowledged there was nothing demonic about a relaxing dip in the cool water on a hot summer’s day while surrounded by a breathtakingly beautiful landscape.

1 month ago | chemainusvalleycourier.ca | Tim Collins

It’s only appropriate that the town of Sooke, located in some of the most naturally beautiful landscapes in the world, would have eating establishments that value the natural goodness of what’s grown and raised on the land. But let’s look at the alternatives.

1 month ago | nanaimobulletin.com | Tim Collins

Visit the District of Sooke and you’re immediately struck by the natural beauty of this vibrant little town. And while the community’s motto, “Where the Rainforest Meets the Sea,” speaks to its incredible surroundings, there is one way to experience the area that transcends almost every other and shouldn’t be overlooked – on the saddle of a mountain bike.

1 month ago | goldstreamgazette.com | Tim Collins

It’s only appropriate that the town of Sooke, located in some of the most naturally beautiful landscapes in the world, would have eating establishments that value the natural goodness of what’s grown and raised on the land. But let’s look at the alternatives.