Sooke Region Museum volunteers Carl Linell

Sooke Region Museum volunteers Carl Linell

Barbecued salmon, anyone?

Salmon cooking over an open fire during the museum’s annual barbecue

Sooke Region Museum volunteers Carl Linell, left, and Ray Vowles watch over spring salmon cooking over an open fire during the museum’s annual salmon barbecue and open house on Sunday. More than 135 pounds of salmon was gobbled up.

 

 

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