A Comet, A Canoe, 2 Gringoes And A Road Trip
I’ve been thinking about writing this for some time, but I never seemed to get around to it. But it’s an interesting and amusing anecdote… Read More »A Comet, A Canoe, 2 Gringoes And A Road Trip
The Best Family Camping On Vancouver Island
As a family, our outdoor activity of choice for the better part of three seasons of the year is camping. My teenage son Zachary used… Read More »The Best Family Camping On Vancouver Island
My Camping Style Evolves
Campers are a bit of an odd bunch. On one hand, they like to consider themselves an independent lot, rugged and self-sufficient. And on the… Read More »My Camping Style Evolves
Making Friends On The Boy Scout Trail
Have you ever been lost? I’m not talking about wandering away from your parents in the department store lost. Although that was a pretty terrifying… Read More »Making Friends On The Boy Scout Trail
Travel Experience-Thoughts From Ruckle Provincial Park
It’s a busy day today. From my sunny vantage point on my favourite writing bench, here on the shores of Ruckle Provincial Park, twelve boats… Read More »Travel Experience-Thoughts From Ruckle Provincial Park
Best Grand Canyon Hikes-The Bright Angel Trail
Part 2 of Our Epic Fool’s Trip to the Grand Canyon If you haven’t yet read Part 1, you can link to it here. I… Read More »Best Grand Canyon Hikes-The Bright Angel Trail
Hiking The South Kaibab Trail In The Snow
There’s an old proverb that says “God looks out for fools, children and drunkards”. If that’s so, then we had Someone looking out for us… Read More »Hiking The South Kaibab Trail In The Snow
Bite Down Hard and Pray For Lockjaw
Or, How It Took Me 30 Years to Experience Joy Can a young person really know when they’re experiencing joy? Does it come that easily… Read More »Bite Down Hard and Pray For Lockjaw
