This gives you a sense of how big some of these spirit are.
Terry Chapman (unrelated to the name of the creek) carved a these spirits in the trees.

This tree stump turned into a fort with a big spirit on the side. Terry Chapman
(unrelated to the name of the creek) carved a these spirits in the trees.

The Spirit was carved where a limb came off the tree.  As the tree covers the wound this spirit will disappear.
Terry Chapman  (unrelated to the name of the creek) carved a these spirits in the trees.

These two trees were part of the Chapman Creek trail.  Terry Chapman
(unrelated to the name of the creek) carved a these spirits in the trees.

I've seen this booth on previous trips and the photos are wonderful.  It seems to me that having photos
like this available would makes you proud to live in the city.

From what I know of, this petroglyph (the large eyes, the mouth open with teeth)
means seal. There are petroglyphs on Gabriola and Seals as well.