IcefieldsIcefields
Getting ready for the spring trip going over some old photos from two years ago to see where I’d like to check out again. Columbia Ice Fields always on the
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My Life As A Comic BookMy Life As A Comic Book
Ok so Google has this new app called Storyboard. Storyboard transforms your videos into comics. It selects, lays out, and stylizes video frames using experimental research technology from Google that
Charleston Lake – Tallow Bay Loop HikeCharleston Lake – Tallow Bay Loop Hike
The coldest hike, I think so far, the wind a bit bitter with a cold front moving through that will see the temperatures go from just above freezing at noon
Waiting For WinterWaiting For Winter
Well not really. It turned cold and the snow came in November, then the strangeness started. We had very little snow and more melt in December and so far in
Burning the Planet at Both EndsBurning the Planet at Both Ends
A couple of news articles today pointing out or underlining the melt happening at both poles. First from the south… The frozen region of freshwater ice the size of France partially protects
Winter WonderingsWinter Wonderings
After the artificially inflated expectations and stimulation of dopamine in our brains by the holidays we all start to settle back into life as we live it – day by
Marking TimeMarking Time
On a New Year’s Eve that will mark the completion of my 56th year on the planet got thinking about the passage of time. All I can say about time
Working the WaterWorking the Water
CCGS Griffon bringing the buoys out of the waters of the St. Lawrence today. One of the colder days we’ve had. CCGS Griffon is a Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) High Endurance Multi-Tasked Vessel and Light
Griffith UplandsGriffith Uplands
Trail DescriptionThe Griffith Uplands Trail is a physically challenging 10 km hiking/snowshoeing loop encompassing four mountains in the Madawaska Highlands – Lake, Buck, Spring and Godin. This rewarding wilderness route
Little Slide Lake LoopLittle Slide Lake Loop
This loop is located in one of the more rugged parts of Frontenac Park. The trail crosses Labelle Gorge and passes a series of waterfalls which drop 16 metres from Slide