For the past several years I have been enjoying sporadic sailing adventures around British Columbia, tagging along with some good friends who had become enamored with the sport. This year my boyfriend and I made the decision that it was time for us, too, to become sailors. We have always enjoyed our time on the […]
Entries Tagged as 'Regional Travel'
Sailing in British Columbia’s Desolation Sound
June 27th, 2008 by Genevieve · No Comments
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How to Explore Vancouver on Two Wheels
June 18th, 2008 by Jenn · 1 Comment
When the sun shines, Vancouverites grab their bikes – and if you are a visitor you can easily join them.
The city is well set up for riding, with lots of cycle paths and places to hire a bike. It is not uncommon to see a businessman, a young girl, and an avid racer all riding […]
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Making the most of winter: Tubing on Cypress!
March 11th, 2008 by Robin · No Comments
Even though the weather’s getting warmer and the days are getting longer over here in Vancouver, it’s still possible to play in the snow and enjoy Canadian winter fun at any of the local mountains.
This past weekend I got to celebrate my brand of winter fun up at Cypress Mountain, where non-skiiers and skiiers alike […]
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The Changing Face of Tourism
February 28th, 2008 by Robin · No Comments
When I went to Sihanookville, Cambodia, in 2005, it was still a sleepy little town.
Sure, it was being pegged as the ‘beach resort’ of Cambodia, but compared to the well-developed beaches of Thailand brimming with farang, it was quiet. So much so, in fact, that when I went down to a busy beach with […]
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Springtime in the City
February 27th, 2008 by Robin · No Comments
This past weekend, Vancouver came alive.
The weather was mild (if you consider 12 degrees C mild), the sun shone, and Vancouver locals came out of hiding for the first time in months.
The sea-wall was packed, Granville Island was buzzing, and tourists jostled for space with power-walking natives along busy and bright Robson Street.
When the […]
Tags: Rockies and Western Canada · Regional Travel · General