toasted sandwiches, “free trade”
Saint Paul’s Church and
coffee, speciality teas and an
graveyard, Fulford Harbour,
eclectic collection of hand-picked
where many of the old
books. Patterson Market stocks a
headstones carry Hawaiian
moderate selection of fresh fruit,
(Kanaka) family names
vegetables and basic provisions
and are adorned with shell
and will sell gas and diesel if
necklaces.
you bring your own jerry can.
Jambalaya has a fun collection of
hats and unique beads, and Stuff
and Nonsense is for kids big and
small.
Don’t forget a visit to the
tiny white Saint Paul’s Church
You can take a self-
and graveyard, where many
guided tour around this
of the old headstones carry
historic farm, which has
Hawaiian (Kanaka) family names.
been in operation since the
In Drummond Park, just past the
1890s and is one of the oldest,
historic Fulford Inn and Pub, a
continuously run family
beautiful petroglyph, described as
farms in British Columbia;
a seal, can be found sheltered in a
pick up a trail map from
clump of cedar trees.
park headquarters. In the
For a fun day out, sail over
summer months, slide
to Beaver Point on Saltspring
shows are often shown in
Island’s southwest shore and hike
the old barn. Members of the
to historic Ruckle Provincial Park.
Ruckle family still reside in
Day anchorage for one or two
the park today and oversee
boats can be found in Grandma’s takes you through a wooded area and
farming operations.
Cove, which provides easy access to along the farm fence to what remains
Campers and picnickers can set
the park. A trail at the head of the cove of the original farmstead.
up camp on the bluffs overlooking
Swanson Channel and enjoy the
spectacular view, with close proximity
to log-strewn pocket beaches and
smooth sloping rocks.
Settled by Hawaiians in the
1880s, petite Russell Island is now a
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