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West Coast Railway Museum Squamish

West Coast Railway Museum Squamish

I have been a railway fan forever. There is nothing to compare with the sound of a racing steam engine whistling for a crossing on a cold winter morning. You can imagine my delight to find there is an... Read More

Ghost Towns of British Columbia – Sandon and Phoenix

I consider myself an adventurous traveler, but I have to be honest about my squeamishness. I can do backpackers hostels, I can camp in the rain, and I can survive for days on cold peanut butter sandwi... Read More

Barkerville Gold Rush Town

Barkerville Gold Rush Town

Tucked away in the Cariboo region, British Columbia’s best known ghost town is Barkerville. In 1862 the town was founded by Billy Barker, who was originally from England. He tried his luck in Californ... Read More

50 Shades of Green – Redwood Park, Surrey, British Columbia

50 Shades of Green – Redwood Park, Surrey, British Columbia

In 1893, on their 21st birthday, twin brothers David and Peter Brown received a recently logged piece of land from their father in the southeast corner of Surrey, British Columbia. They decided to cre... Read More

Fly Over Canada Attraction, Vancouver

Fly Over Canada Attraction, Vancouver

Living in the suburbs and only venturing into Vancouver a few times a year, a trip was planned to check-out the new attraction at 999 Canada Place which opened in June called “Fly Over Canada”. My fr... Read More

Fishing Furry Creek for Pink Salmon

Fishing Furry Creek for Pink Salmon

I have been hooked on fishing since a young age, when I use to fish the creeks and oceans of Cornwall, England. Now I live and work in Canada and fish annually for salmon, unfortunately as work permi... Read More

Have a Sweet Time in British Columbia

Have a Sweet Time in British Columbia

Imagine walking into a candy shop that is making a batch of fudge. Butter, sugar, and other heaven scents lure you closer to watch the candy maker rolling out a fudge log on a marble table top. A mou... Read More

Birding 101: An Intro For Wildlife Novices

Birding 101: An Intro For Wildlife Novices

I have recently started paying attention to the many interesting bird species I come across on my local walking, kayaking and hiking adventures around Metro Vancouver. In the last three months, I have... Read More

X Marks the Spot – Modern Day Treasure Hunting in Cache Creek

Did you like playing treasure hunt games when you were a kid? The kind where one of your friends drew a crude map of the neighborhood with an X marking the spot and you had to find your way there to s... Read More

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