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March | 2013 | View From the Precipice
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View From the Precipice. Archive for March, 2013. Posted by: Dave Neads. On March 31, 2013. Posted by: Dave Neads. On March 25, 2013. A Time of Passage. Posted by: Dave Neads. On March 23, 2013. The First Day of Spring. Posted by: Dave Neads. On March 20, 2013. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Follow “View From the Precipice”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com.
Zen Walkway | View From the Precipice
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View From the Precipice. Posted by: Dave Neads. April 11, 2013. The big spring flood of 2011 carried away the old cottonwood log that had served us for several years as a crossing over the Hotnarko. Linking Cottonwood meadow to Spruce and Waterfall meadows on the west side of our property, the crossing extended our walking territory considerably. I used 3/8 inch galvanized wire rope for the support cables, tensioned them with a come-along and clamped the ends in place, allowing enough tail so that the ca...
Opening Scene | View From the Precipice
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View From the Precipice. Posted by: Dave Neads. March 31, 2013. You can feel it happening. The forces are gathering, straining at the bonds of ice and snow, beginning to flex their muscles. The cottonwoods are sprouting, their branch tips swollen with brown green buds, spear tips in the sky. Not to be outdone, the aspens, alders and willows are doing the same. Some cultures used to celebrate the new year beginning on the spring equinox, not the winter solstice. In many ways this makes sense. It i...Laquo...
Time Travel | View From the Precipice
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View From the Precipice. Posted by: Dave Neads. January 12, 2012. Every day I travel back in time to the mid nineteenth century. Currently the span is 148 years, five months. Of course I could go back several thousand years or just a dozen or so, but this particular distance has special relevance. Lt Palmer and his party walked, packing their supplies and equipment on their backs, from the lower sections of the trail to the Fraser River. It was just another survey to him, but when I look back on it f...
The First Day of Spring | View From the Precipice
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View From the Precipice. Posted by: Dave Neads. March 20, 2013. The First Day of Spring. As many of you know, Rosemary and I are in the process of selling our beloved home in the Precipice valley. Firhome, as our post and beam creation is called, will soon become the nest for someone else living in this wonderous place. As a result, this will probably be our last spring experience here in the Precipice. Not to be intimidated, a few brave birds were huddled under the feeder roof, scrounging what was left ...
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book addiction: Patrick Lane, There Is a Season
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Understanding is something humans do for fun,. The same way ravens do aerial somersaults and rolls,. And squirrels play chase, and otters and penguins go tobogganing. But the time comes, as any raven can tell you, when you. Have to straighten up and fly right to avoid crashing. Monday, March 02, 2015. Patrick Lane, There Is a Season. Can every memoir be like Patrick Lane's There Is a Season. My first encounter with Lane didn't go all that smoothly. I can't see myself reading Red Dog, Red Dog. Of his firs...
book addiction: Brian Fawcett, My Career with the Leafs & Other Stories
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Understanding is something humans do for fun,. The same way ravens do aerial somersaults and rolls,. And squirrels play chase, and otters and penguins go tobogganing. But the time comes, as any raven can tell you, when you. Have to straighten up and fly right to avoid crashing. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Brian Fawcett, My Career with the Leafs and Other Stories. Among other books reviewed here, it reminds me most strongly of John Harris' Small Rain. The book consists of twenty-two short stories, linked by...
book addiction: David Mas Masumoto, Epitaph for a Peach
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Understanding is something humans do for fun,. The same way ravens do aerial somersaults and rolls,. And squirrels play chase, and otters and penguins go tobogganing. But the time comes, as any raven can tell you, when you. Have to straighten up and fly right to avoid crashing. Sunday, May 03, 2015. David Mas Masumoto, Epitaph for a Peach. S Epitaph for a Peach: Four Seasons on My Family Farm. But then again, I was distracted throughout by the California drought. Masumoto mentions drought a few times, ta...
book addiction: Chief Earl Maquinna George, Living on the Edge
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Understanding is something humans do for fun,. The same way ravens do aerial somersaults and rolls,. And squirrels play chase, and otters and penguins go tobogganing. But the time comes, as any raven can tell you, when you. Have to straighten up and fly right to avoid crashing. Tuesday, March 10, 2015. Chief Earl Maquinna George, Living on the Edge. Here at Book Addiction HQ, most of our fiction. Reading is of the arty variety, unless it's for the book club. And a lot of our nonfiction. Represents Chief ...
About the picture | Salish Sea
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Surf from here to the Salish Sea. This is a view of Howe Sound from Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Howe Sound is North America’s most southerly fjord and it is a feature of The Salish Sea. You can glimpse the Sea-To-Sky highway as a twisted scar that flows along the base of the mountains. It is the only road from Vancouver to Whistler. Key to the major peaks on the. East wall of Howe Sound. There are no comments on this page. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
ALECC: September 2010
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Literature / environment / culture / canada. Thursday, September 16, 2010. Finding Our Way (documentary). In our disparate places across Canada and other countries (hi, Beth Giddens. We're all regularly attending really interesting events: conferences, but also one-off sessions. If you think that ALECC's members might want to hear about something you attend, why not ask. If you can post a summary or comment here? Tonight, for example, I dragged my brother-in-law along to Leonie Sandercock's presentation.
ALECC: ALECC 2010, literary gala
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Literature / environment / culture / canada. Thursday, August 19, 2010. ALECC 2010, literary gala. Admittedly, it wasn't billed as a gala, and it was run casually enough that it really couldn't be considered one - I mean, what sort of gala serves only chili and vegetable soup as the main food attractions? But in any case look for the powerful "Apocalypso"). The thus-far-non-major poets were warmly received as well:. Local rock star Lahey won over the crowd with three quite distinct poems, ranging from on...
Inside British Columbia - The Blog: January 2013
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This blog is a companion to the web site INSIDE BRITISH COLUMBIA. Tuesday, January 01, 2013. The Rise of the Salmon People. I tended to picture wild salmon as swimming the oceans - and they do. Just as important is that they swim our rivers too - an iconic and important part of the life, and balance for ecosystems and the creatures, people and cultures that grew up with them. This movie by Jeremy Williams. Rise of the Salmon People. Tuesday, January 01, 2013. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Inside British Columbia - The Blog: The Rise of the Salmon People
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This blog is a companion to the web site INSIDE BRITISH COLUMBIA. Tuesday, January 01, 2013. The Rise of the Salmon People. I tended to picture wild salmon as swimming the oceans - and they do. Just as important is that they swim our rivers too - an iconic and important part of the life, and balance for ecosystems and the creatures, people and cultures that grew up with them. This movie by Jeremy Williams. Rise of the Salmon People. Tuesday, January 01, 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Not much ...
Inside British Columbia - The Blog: Great Bear Rainforest: Art for an Oil-Free Coast
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This blog is a companion to the web site INSIDE BRITISH COLUMBIA. Saturday, September 29, 2012. Great Bear Rainforest: Art for an Oil-Free Coast. Art for an Oil Free Coast - Film Trailer. This is the film trailer for the 22 min documentary, Art for an Oil-Free Coast. The story of a Raincoast Conservation Foundation expedition into a stunning and remote landscape, weaving together the artists’ work and their emotional response to a people and a region at risk. Saturday, September 29, 2012. Professional we...
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High Hiking Trail in Chilcotin MountainsThe Historic Chilcotin Mountain High Trail
The Historic Chilcotin Mountain High Trail. Skip to primary content. Route and Attractions of the Trial. Chilcotin Holidays Lodge Trip Packages. Nemiah Valley and Taseko Lake. South Chilcotin Mountain Information. Cariboo Chilcotin Region Information. Provincial Park (s) in the Area. Vegetation and Land Types. Some easy to moderate day hiking opportunities along the trail are available starting from the trail heads at Chaunigan Lake (at the north end) and Chilcotin Holidays Guest Ranch.
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Wilderness Experience with Native Flavour. Nomadic (Camp-based) Native Tours. Native Wilderness Skills Training. A licensed Guide Outfitter that operates in our. 5,000 square km operating guide area. Has been operational since 1880, making it the oldest in British Columbia. It encompasses the South Chilcotin Mountains and the surrounding ranges of southwestern British Columbia, the South Chilcotin Mountains Park and Big Creek Park. A truly authentic experience! Proudly powered by WordPress.
Cowboylife. Ranching, Cowboys & Western Lifestyle
Welcome to Cowboylife, a site dedicated to Cowboys, ranching and the western lifestyle. Listen to this week's broadcast of Hugh McLennan's. Spirit of the West. Access directories of Guest Ranches, Western Adventures, Horseback Riding Adventures, Cattle Drives, Western Events, Cowboy Poetry, Books and Cowboy Art and Gifts. If you enjoy cowboys, ranching and the western lifestyle, come often and enjoy the Cowboylife! Spirit of the West. Arts, Gifts and Decor. Western Shops and Supplies.
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Chilanko Forks - Puntzi. Welcome to the Chilcotin, BC. Beautiful Chilcotin. The best kept secret in the province. The Chilcotin is a remote haven for wilderness-loving people who love mountains, pine trees, ranches, and a semi-arid climate. A good place to start exploring: Chilcotin maps. A word with many meanings. What is the Chilcotin? Meaning "people of the red ochre river" in the Chilcotin language, the language spoken by the Tsilhqot in First Nations people,. Is the area in the rain shadow of BC's s...
View From the Precipice
View From the Precipice. Posted by: Dave Neads. April 11, 2013. The big spring flood of 2011 carried away the old cottonwood log that had served us for several years as a crossing over the Hotnarko. Linking Cottonwood meadow to Spruce and Waterfall meadows on the west side of our property, the crossing extended our walking territory considerably. I used 3/8 inch galvanized wire rope for the support cables, tensioned them with a come-along and clamped the ends in place, allowing enough tail so that the ca...
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Chilcotin Chatter; events and information from British Columbia Canada
Chilcotin Chatter; local stories and information from British Columbia's Chilcotin Wilderness. What's New, What's Old, What's Happening! Ooking for information about the Chilcotin Plateau region of British Columbia, Canada and the people who live and work in this rural and remote area? Here you will find local events for the West Chilcotin, information on local Chilcotin businesses, schools and accommodations, including where to camp, fish, hike, ski, eat, and what the current weather is like!
The Chilcotin Coast Experience
Unique lodges and resorts. Wilderness dining, locally sourced. Nature at your doorstep. The Chilcotin Coast Experience. Bella Coola Grizzly Tours. Eagle's Nest Resort. Eagle's Nest Resort. Bella Coola Grizzly Tours. Check in to a comfortable room or cabin, savour delicious meals, and enjoy a dramatically different natural setting at each stop . Learn more. The Chilcotin-Coast is often called the. Savour the experience. Walk, paddle, watch the wildlife, take a spectacular tour . Learn more. The diversity ...
