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The never ending run.
This was our last backcountry ski trip of the season. A glorious week at Kokanee Glacier Hut. Now our attention will turn to two-wheeled travel.

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Category: Canoeing

Isolation
Arctic, camping, Canoeing

Isolation

Revisiting a 2-month solo canoe expedition with musings about isolation. Continue reading Isolation

Yukon River 2.0
Arctic, camping, Canoeing

Yukon River 2.0

In the summer of 2019, we revisited the Yukon River with friends from Spain on their first-ever canoe trip. Continue reading Yukon River 2.0

The Gold Rush River – part 2
camping, Canoeing

The Gold Rush River – part 2

Fog shrouds the river when I get up but the sun is working its magic and I begin my ritual of making coffee. With our clothes cleaned and our larder restocked there is no reason to stay, so we break camp after breakfast and load the canoe, happy to get back on the river, away from the noise of the road and town. Continue reading The Gold Rush River – part 2

The Gold Rush River – part 1
camping, Canoeing

The Gold Rush River – part 1

Note: It’s been a busy fall but I’ve finally had some time to work on blog posts from our trip … Continue reading The Gold Rush River – part 1

Bowron Lakes Fall Paddle
camping, Canoeing

Bowron Lakes Fall Paddle

Fall is one of my favourite times of year to be in the back country. It’s a time of change. … Continue reading Bowron Lakes Fall Paddle

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