Your favourite beach comber, exposing marine pollution along the Fraser River. Just taking life, one find at a time. All ages appropriate.📸🦆🦅🦉🦦🐍🐟🐳🌊💦
Steveston, British Columbia
Joined March 2018
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#Plasticpollution in the worlds waterways is destroying mermaid populations and it really needs to stop!
#mermaidslivesmatter
#artistsontwitter
#fraserriverart
This image is really unfortunate. This was one of my 1st real finds but I didn’t see the “value” in keeping such a thing, at the time.
I skipped it over the water like a flat rock after I took this picture, never to be seen again.
Fraser River in Richmond, BC🇨🇦
Beach Pottery
It’s as if the past has returned to the present, to show us the future💀🐟
#fraserriverjunkyard
This is my modest little Trans Canada Airlines collection. TCA turned into Air Canada in the mid-60’s.
Yes, even the newspaper piece is a beach find.
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Add a bit of brightness to your day. Forget about Politics.
#trophygirl
Since we’re talking about IKEA celebrating 50 years in Richmond, BC.
Any guess on how old this vintage spoon is?
It’s marked “Made in P. REP. Of CHINA” so definitely, the Authoritarian Era, pre-1991.
Yup, found along the Fraser River Junkyard💀🐟
#FraserRiverCutlery
Didn’t know Richmond was the first IKEA location in Canada. I knew the first McDonald’s was on 3 Road. We have a history of attracting solid global brands! #richmondbc
vancouverisawesome.com/local…
Pet Food Cat Can Cover 10c
Wow, when was the last time you could buy anything for 10 cents, right?
Pre-1970’s, considering where it was found.
Fraser River Junkyard💀🐟
Not the most valued type of beach find but here it is, beautiful in its own unique way.
This is an old rubber seal that would’ve been attached to an old jar lid.
The metal lid rusted away and dissolved over the decades but the rubber has remained.
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What is/was this?
It’s marked “Pacific National Exhibition”.
It’s plastic and most likely pre-dates the 1970’s, considering where it was found.
#pne #vancouver #fraserriver
#whatisthis #treasurehunting
Fraser River Finds 🐟 retweeted
Storms act as a massive dual-action pump that cycles plastic pollution between land and sea. This operates through two powerful vectors: stormwater runoff flushing microplastics out of storm drains, and storm surge dumping microplastics ashore. #WetTribe #TidetotheOcean
ALT Storm drain with discarded plastics and microplastics
ALT A plastic bag washed out of a storm drain and into the bay
ALT Ocean plastics and microplastics washed into the mangroves
That “Unsolved Mysteries” theme, right?
It’s plastic and it’s old.
#WhatisThis
