The following series entitled ‘Crossing Canada’ is a photographic journey depicting a recent driving tour from the lower mainland of British Columbia, heading east along the Trans Canada highway to Toronto […]
This post is the final installation of the photographic journey depicting our last few days spent enjoying beautiful British Columbia before moving across Canada to our new home in Toronto, Ontario. […]
This post is a continuation of the photographic journey depicting our last few days spent enjoying beautiful British Columbia before moving across Canada to our new home in Toronto, Ontario. From […]
This post is a continuation of the photographic journey depicting our last few days spent enjoying beautiful British Columbia before moving across Canada to our new home in Toronto, Ontario. There was […]
The next few posts will be a photographic journey depicting our last few days spent enjoying beautiful British Columbia before moving across Canada to our new home in Toronto, Ontario. Before leaving […]
Join me on Instagram for daily uploads and many, many more photos of travel and my beautiful home, British Columbia. Often times I remind myself why I live in BC. It […]
On my most recent visit to Ontario Canada, I took a friend to the Nazi POW Camp historical site – ‘Camp 30’ in Bowmanville. He happened to bring a quad, […]
There is nothing boring about taking the Greyhound bus through British Columbia. The views are incredible, and the roads ‘white knuckle’. It takes a special kind of person to choose […]
Well, we have made it to the cold, already snowy, part of our tour… hello Alberta! Though it is NEVER comfortable to sleep on the bus, we have managed and […]
I am currently writing from the seat of a Greyhound bus. Much has changed since my last bus tour – namely wifi and power outlets. I would not have expected […]
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Mission (formerly and formally known as ‘Mission City’), British Columbia was named after a Mission that landed here in 1861 (functional in 1863). It was named ‘St. Mary’s Mission School’. […]
Cancer has brought me to places I never, ever thought I would go. Discovering his diagnosis set my Father on a new path. It was now time to do the […]
I have been quite enjoying the yard here at Reid Manor. Quite a change from the distinct lack of land that the floaty home had to offer. Sometimes I find […]
After leaving Camp 30 in Bowmanville, we headed out onto the (HWY) 401 just to get stuck in hours of traffic. Traffic itself I have no problem with, it is […]
Camp X was a Second World War paramilitary and commando training installation located between Oshawa and Whitby Ontario. It was established December 6, 1941. CAMP X Though nothing visible remains of it now, but a park […]
Named after Denver Colorado, New Denver – a village of about 500, was briefly known as Eldorado City. Developed in the 1890’s as a mining town, New Denver did not […]
Sandon is located in the interior of British Columbia in the Selkirk mountain range, in an area known as ‘The Valley of the Ghosts’. It lies an hour from Kaslo, […]
The drive to Kaslo is quite beautiful. Rolling mountains and long, green valleys. There is not much reason to drive up to this area, as Kaslo is not along the […]
Like most everywhere on the planet, Canada has its own abysmal history. Perhaps the darkest stain on our record occurred during the WWII Japanese internment. Japanese persons began immigrating to […]
Our time in the mountains was coming to an end. Now, we had only to make the 6 1/2 hour drive home. We chose to take the ‘long way’ home […]
