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Monthly Archives: February 2014
in*voke a haiku
My friend Kat makes amazing chocolate. Better than that, she teaches others to make amazing chocolate. As a Kale Spa customer and In*Voke Cacao Raw Chocolate enthusiast, she invited me to offer commentary. Here it is. Three ingredients, Silky smooth and … Continue reading
the joffre posse
This past weekend, to avoid the gnarly avalanche danger, I set off with a wonderful posse into the Joffre Lakes area. There was lots of beautiful. Dan and Courtney did their pre-departure training. Now they are living at a Royal … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged BC parks, Courtney, Dan, Joffre Lakes Provincial Park, Miki, Nicola, Rosie, Sam, Sara, Tess
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a walk in the park
I just returned from three days at diamond head. It was an adventure in support of a research project being done by Miki. She is investigating the effects of crowding on visitor experience in parks and is using this area … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged backcountry skiing, Diamond Head, elfin lakes, Garibaldi, Miki, Red Heather, research, skiing, snow, telemark
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I expect the mountains to dwarf the elfin lakes
I have been selected for a position as a research slackie. I expect that by the end I will be a super pro at human geography stuffs. Miki is doing research into the effects of crowding on experience at BC … Continue reading
wake ‘n’ bake
I made Valentine’s Day scones for the ladies.
piper at the gates of dawn
I found this man playing sailor’s horn pipe in the moonlight on the top deck of a ferry across the salish sea.
