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Monthly Archives: May 2012
engorged
This weekend I went climbing with five friends in the Cheakamus gorge between Squamish and Whistler. It was a super beautiful location with super rad people on a magnificent day. Eric is visiting from Switzerland and this seemed a great opportunity … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged Alice, Cheakamus River, Dave, Eric, Multi-pitch climbing, Phil, Ross, Star Check
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culturalist
As forecasted, I have now begun a worm composting bin. I started with an inexpensive bin from the hardware store and drilled some ventilation holes in it. I added some worthless pulp I found on the sidewalk to act as worm … Continue reading
awesome
Two fantastic signs spotted on our fantastic journey into central occupied cascadia.
trippy
Portland bound for the long weekend. Stoked to be in rad company. Excited for adventure. The Sun is rising as we approach the border.
sunrise
Earlier in the week I lamented having slept at home an unusual number of consecutive nights (six or seven). Last night I put a stop to it. I slept outside in Kitsilano and got up at dawn to watch the … Continue reading
balls of steel
When I returned from the KVR adventure, one of my priorities for Tuesday was to get that wheel of Rozzy’s repaired. [I have now added several more photos to that post, thanks to Rozzy and Tess!) Disassembling the wheel, it became … Continue reading
shoulder season
The kettle valley adventure was a success. The scenery was gorgeous and cadenza performed beautifully. Things also went epic with heavy helpings of gnar. After a (Saturday) morning of faff delivering cars to their needed end points, we left Midway shortly past … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Bicycles
Tagged Bears are godless killing machines, cadenza, Eliza, Len, Noah, Rozzy, Sophia, Tess
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