Rusted relics are common in the island forests, evidence of the people that worked and lived in the bush in previous centuries. This particular piece was seen on the way to Cape Scott Park last year.
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Rocks, Waves, Beach 
Interesting what you find in the forest isn’t it? This is a great shot and speaks volumes.
By: Rachel on May 28, 2010
at 1:38 pm
wow – this is really amazing.
what a find, it seems magical somehow…
By: melissa on May 28, 2010
at 1:56 pm
That is so cool. What the heck IS it? I’d probably stand there staring at it for ages, is great you snapped a pic :) It IS sort of magical, something you’d see in a Harry Potter film?
By: Kim on June 3, 2010
at 6:32 pm