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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Packing Miscellanea
Murray packed his clothes before I could take a photo or two. He has decided not to be extravagant and take extra clothes for Australia. (Although, we still have a few days before we leave so that may change.) So, … Continue reading
Posted in Planning and Packing
Tagged Australia, carry on luggage, Indonesial, packing, toiletries for carry on
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Across the Pacific
In September, 2019, we were on the Coralia, a scuba dive liveaboard puttering around Raja Ampat, in Indonesia (check out our posts from then.) Almost as soon as we got back home, we booked ourselves on another Coralia trip for … Continue reading
Beavers
Traveling north of Edmonton earlier this year there were signs of the endemic giant land beaver. A species not well known but definitely one people should spend the time to find out about. It is much larger than its cousin … Continue reading
Big Knife Provincial Park
It is good to get away from the day to day routine even when you’re retired and don’t really have the pressure of a ‘job’. We thought we could sneak in a couple of days of kayaking and went camping. … Continue reading
Posted in Western Canada
Tagged Alberta, Big Knife, Big Knife Provincial Park, camping
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