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Happy campers North America » Canada » British Columbia » Ucluelet By Sazzle DazzleMay 12th 2007I was so priviledged to be invited on this sunny afternoon to Kennedy Lake. With a fucked clutch and tension in the air we actually made it out here - I'm sure it helped that all my fingers and toes were crossed the entire way! We stopped to fill the truck with twigs and wood for the fire and the damn thing wouldn't move! So in true 'Little Miss Sunshine' memory Daysi and I hopped out the van and pushed it til Ron could get it going! We totally rock! The camping was a lot of fun and I had an aweso... read more
Hard at work
Kindling wood
Aww bless


Chill day North America » Canada » British Columbia » Ucluelet By Sazzle DazzleMay 12th 2007Another blissful day of sunshine in Ucluelet. After work we headed down to Kennedy Lake to chill with the dogs for the afternoon and catch the sunset with a few beers. Kirsty's dog Jeta is just like the little squirel from Ice Age...such a sweet little munchkin! Nathan's hounds Lupa, Otti and Daisy are all complete nutters! Another wicked day - I love my life!... read more
Jeta!!!
Always wanting to play
Like a baby...


Update 1 North America » Canada » British Columbia » Victoria By Brett Stu GrahamMay 11th 2007Update 1... read more
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All in a days work... North America » Canada » British Columbia » Ucluelet By Sazzle DazzleMay 11th 2007Baxter's and I's mission to see the sunset! Its a pretty dumb idea to walk 3km in the rainforest to see the sunset as you then have to walk 3km back through the rainforest but in the dark!!!! Tourists hey?! The sunset was worth it though!!! We had a good time that night too - everyday is a great day at Ucluelet!... read more
Surf's up
Ron hard at work
Deer on your front yard?!

North America » Canada » British Columbia » Vancouver May 10th 2007

If this works, will use this for the upcoming trip overseas!!! ... read more

North America » Canada » British Columbia » Vancouver May 10th 2007

We went to see a Fred Herzog exhibition at the Vancouver art gallery on Tuesday night, which is, incidentally CHEAP Tuesday. I love that even art galleries and museums prescribe to cheap Tuesday’s here. We plan to go to the museum of anthropology next Tuesday ;-) I digress. So, yeah, we went to see the Fred Herzog exhibition. For those of you who do not know, he is a Vancouver-based photographer, who specialises in taking documentary-type photo’s of the city as he sees it and using vibrant colour. His work just captures the ugliness, chaos and beauty of the city perfectly. Nothing staged or pretentious, but everything suddenly looked like art - neon signs, advertising banners and posters, litter, people, building fronts, skylines, cars … the way he just captured and framed the world around ... read more
extra food, extra mould
hot dog stand
Mountains of lollies


Sunsets and Sangria North America » Canada » British Columbia » Vancouver Island By Sazzle DazzleMay 9th 2007After too much faffing and disorganisation we never actually made it out on the boat to go fishing! So instead we went for another walk to Halfmoon Bay. Yet another amazing trail, with beer, good company, good music and a lot of time to think, to chill and to absorb! It was amazing day and it was so nice to be around good people and to laugh and be carefree! I wish you could have all been there - the sunset was totally breathtaking! Its crazy to think there is nothing from her... read more
Walking in the wilderness
Monkey in the trees!
Ron on the run...


Here’s what happens to working holiday travel blogs: interlaced between rambles about climbing, you start reading about television, work, shopping (coming soon - I promise), cooking (also coming soon), housework even, (why not?). Right now, I thought I would share my standard jog route with you. By standard, I mean it is the jog I do when I do not have enough time to be creative or discover new trails. I probably end up doing this jog every second or third day. I run along the laneway behind our house, through a section of forest and then down through the middle of a pretty (but not exactly wilderness) boulevard and back. It’s a good combination of hills and forest and park. Probably only about 8 to 10 KMs in total. I love running back and ... read more
jogging path
what happens when I look up
jogging path


Untitled Hey Nackers, Well after all the hype and excitement of Whistler it was on to have some rest in Vancouver... Not really, we still had to find some Canadians with at least a 5 year olds knowledge of cricket. I mean they all scratch their noggins and proclaim "Cricket? You have to know what a crumpet is to understand cricket" or "Doesn't it have a wooden ball" Anyway this is how Beefie and I have explained it. 1. You have two sides, one out in the field and one in. 2. Each man that in the side that's in goes out and when he is out he comes in and the next man goes in until he's out. 3. When they are all out the side that's out comes in and the side that's been ... read more
Is this a pitch
The Don
Middle America


Last you all heard was that I was homeless in Vancouver. Well I would like to inform you all that i'm off the streets and into an apartment pretty much right downtown Vancouver. I'm here with 4 other people I worked with in Lake Louise and so far we absolutely love it. It's a two bedroom apartment on the ground level so we have a nice patio. Our landlord also left us his big screen tv and we have internet and phone which is nice after 6 months of not having any of that. I have been job hunting with no luck yet but with all the job postings around i'm sure it won't be long. I have been getting to know the city lately (trying to feel like a local). It feels like we've ... read more




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