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Monthly Archives: March 2012
The Worse the Driving; the Better the Skiing
The roads are bad. It’s Monday afternoon, the sky has closed in and it is snowing hard. Debbie and I have set out for another foray into the mountains. I sometimes get asked why I am headed south when the … Continue reading
Posted in Western Canada
Tagged avalanche safety, backcountry skiing, Banff, Rocky Mountains
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Learning More About Scuba
Even though Murray and I have over 150 dives each, we are still accumulating knowledge about scuba diving. I spotted a ray hiding under a shelf, took pictures, pointed him out to others and then moved on. After I left, … Continue reading
Posted in Utila, Honduras
Tagged fins, Honduras, leveler weights, scuba diving, Utila, Honduras
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The Ethics of Travel
Several years ago Dive Training Magazine (July 1999) published Ten Guidelines for Travelers. The author is unknown. After I read them I passed them on to my traveling friends for perusal. I think they are great and read them from … Continue reading