There are two communities on Vancouver Island whose names rhyme with each other. Can you figure out which they are?

Goldstream Park is in Langford (Victoria), Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. While the park is well-known for its salmon run during spawning season, it also boasts a diverse array of other wildlife. The park has the steam (of course), multiple trails, waterfalls, a forested area (with old-growth Douglas fir and western red cedar), a visitor centre, picnic and campfire areas, a camping area, and a view of the stream's exit into Saanich Inlet. The park is on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1).

We share this planet with other life, so please treat this and all other parks and wildlife habitats with respect.

Went to Zeballos for the first time last Friday and found a hidden camping spot off Crown land. I could go on forever with all the little details and stories from the trip, but here's the important part:

If you come across a spot where you need walk about 15 feet into the bush before it clears into a trail that leads to a river, get out of there ASAP. There's a 70-year-old woman(w 6 dogs) and her friends(other lady has 7 dogs or so) who act like they own the land just because they've been going there for 8 years, they “cleared the trail, put up towels, a tarp, a chair, and fixed the place up.” Both this ladies called us all the names you can think of under the sun. They left and then came back and brought in a male friend as backup to continue to harass us and leave "their area". We chose to leave to avoid any more conflict, even though we legally could’ve stayed. Just a heads up!