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Jeff and Debbie traveled down the river as part of a 12 person guided tour. Includes an itinerary and message board. You can read the entire report from beginning to end starting here, or can view individual entries below. Twelve people went on this trip, including guides from Nahanni Wilderness Adventures (Alberta-based) and Canoe North (Ontario-based). If you're interested in finding out more info about the Nahanni and canoe wilderness camping
A story about circumnavigating Vancouver Island in the S.V. Patience in 1995/96. Includes a route map. Around Vancouver Island (AVI) is an entertaining story about circumnavigating Vancouver Island, British Columbia. If you like a good sea or adventure story, or are planning on sailing the waters around Vancouver Island, you will probably enjoy this tale. While we sailed around Vancouver Island, we visited places like Nootka, Hot Springs Cove, Barkley Sound, Nanaimo and Cape Scott. We saw literally dozens of eagles. We saw both killer and humpback whales. At the end of the trip, I made a mistake of judgement and nearly got us into some serious trouble in the rip tides off Point Wilson in the Puget Sound.
Roland and company build a raft a sail it down the Mackenzie River from Fort Simpson to Normal Wells. Börje Johansson and Arne Hyckenberg got the idea of building a raft and floating down the Mackenzie River in the Northwest Territories of Canada
Tony visits Toronto for a weekend trip in May 1998. went up to Toronto to get out of the US cheaply and (relatively) easily for just a few days. Toronto is known as "Toronto the Good" because in the forties and fifties it was known as a bastion of Victorian morals and goody twoshoe do-goodism. It was also hugely anglophilic, and dull. Then came waves of immigrants, and they loosened the place up. Now you could call this multicultural vibrant but down to earth metropolis "Toronto the Great". Besides, the exchange rate for the US dollar was too good to resist