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Author Archives: debbie
The Mini Pharmacy
We put together our first aid kit for India today. It looks like a mini Pharmacy. Sleeping pills, sinus cold pills, imodium pills, headache pills, fever pills, allergy pills, heartburn pills. Check. Ointments for cuts, heat rash, bug bites, plant … Continue reading
Debbie’s gut and traveling to India and Bhutan
I went to my naturopath on Tuesday. I have intolerance issues with dairy, gluten and eggs. Not the thing to have when traveling to India where dairy is in everything and naan bread is a staple. My naturopath suggested I … Continue reading
Bhutan packing and other stuff
Murray was getting antsy about starting to pack for Bhutan and India. The trip is becoming reality. The camping gear is put away, the laundry is done, my daughter has left to go back to school in BC. We printed … Continue reading
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Tagged carry on luggage, daypack, packing lists, scuba diving, travel planning
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Photos of our trip to the Coast
I can’t believe how busy we have been since got home. I finally have some time to post pictures of our trip to Victoria, Kelowna, Canmore and camping in between. The pictures are now posted under the menu item “Photos” … Continue reading
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Wildlife
When we camp, Murray and I are always on the look out for wildlife. It doesn’t matter if it is a squirrel or a bear – we are enchanted. Here are a few of the new friends we made on … Continue reading
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Kelowna Pushor Mitchell Apple Triathlon – Debbie Does the Sprint
ok debbie, you can do this. remember you like to do this. kick with my glutes, kick with my glutes, smooth to start, strong to finish. there’s the horn, here we go, water isn’t too bad. go……dive. easy easy not … Continue reading
To Kelowna
Day 7 ? Kelowna, we arrive on time. Caught the 7am ferry out of Swartz Bay and it was only 60% full when we arrived at 6:30. The day starts well. Time checks hit the mark all the way. Traffic … Continue reading
Still sitting in Starbucks
Hope to Bamberton Park We slept last night with the tent vents wide open. It is wonderful to sleep in the fresh air. We awoke rested and ready for the trip towards the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal and Victoria. I snuck … Continue reading
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Sitting in Starbucks….
Edmonton to Jasper We awoke on Monday morning in the clouds. We were in Wabasso Campground off Highway 93 between Jasper and Banff, near the Athabasca Falls. When we climbed out of our tent, the clouds were hanging in the … Continue reading
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Car Camping
We are heading to the West Coast in a couple of days. Murray’s aunt is turning 100 years old next weekend and we are going out to Victoria to help celebrate. The next weekend R is throwing a “PhD” Party … Continue reading