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Tag: hiking

Getting Our Feet Wet in the Desert

Rain, Snow, 30 degree Polar Bear Swims, and Stream Wading.  This is what 2010 New Year’s Eve in the Arizona

Twilight on the Olympic Peninsula

Friday night, 2 weeks from the day we’d sailed the Straits of Georgia to Nanaimo, Tim and I boarded the ferry in Victoria to head back to the States.  We knew it was time to head home, but we were surprised by how reluctant we were to leave.   From surfing to tea time, we’d thoroughly enjoyed our stay on Vancouver Island.

Blackball Himself

Ferry Trip Home

We landed at Port Angeles and after a breakfast at the down home Cornerhouse Cafe on Saturday, we began our exploration of the Olympic Peninsula.

BC Backcountry

After our days on the coast, Tim and I pointed Frank south to explore the backcountry of Vancouver Island.  With

Backcountry Back Pack

Despite a tragic bear/human encounter 15 miles away three days earlier, Tim, Dana, Lulu the dog, and I hoofed into