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Personal travel stories from the country of Canada, places of interest, landmarks, views, nature, wildlife, walks and hikes

Black Squirrels, Birds and Stanley Park, Vancouver

Black Squirrels, Birds and Stanley Park, Vancouver

BySheena Findlay Updated2 November 2022

A short visit to Vancouver and I was blessed to be greeted with a beautiful blue day. I’m quite a passionate walker and need no encouragement to put on my boots and head out for a wander….

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Newfoundland: Leech Brook – The Roar of the Water

Newfoundland: Leech Brook – The Roar of the Water

ByTina Dean Updated7 November 2020

In Newfoundland, the winters can vary from year to year. This year we have been experiencing extremely colder temperatures earlier than normal. This may frustrate some, but, not me. The colder temperatures have allowed the…

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Newfoundland – Signal Hill’s North Head Trail

Newfoundland – Signal Hill’s North Head Trail

ByTina Dean Updated19 March 2021

Hiking in Newfoundland is always a fun time. You are subject to instant weather changes, gusty winds, and a barrage of black flies in the heavily wooded areas. But, if you take to the coastal…

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Vancouver from above: rooftops and cityscapes

Vancouver from above: rooftops and cityscapes

ByTom Warburton Updated1 February 2021

You know the drill. One of the ‘must dos’ in a city visit is to find the best viewpoint across the city skyline and photograph it – a day view and a night view if…

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Totem Poles of Alert Bay and the U’mista Cultural Centre, Canada

Totem Poles of Alert Bay and the U’mista Cultural Centre, Canada

ByTom Warburton Updated30 October 2022

The other blogs in this series from Vancouver Island have tended to concentrate on the landscape, wildlife or tourist activities of the island. Whilst these are, as they would say in Canada “awesome”, the thing…

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The Wolf: A Brief Encounter, Vancouver Island

The Wolf: A Brief Encounter, Vancouver Island

ByTom Warburton Updated13 November 2022

A regular daybreak walk turned into a full on wildlife encounter. Then later it turned into a lesson in conservation management. The day before the encounter I’d been chatting to someone and I was told…

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Grizzly Bears of Knight Inlet, British Columbia

Grizzly Bears of Knight Inlet, British Columbia

ByTom Warburton Updated13 November 2022

We’d been a bit worried that the whole adventure would be called-off as the weather forecast was not good. A gale was due to be blowing up to 35 knots up the Johnson Straight and…

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Atmosphere of Tofino, British Columbia

Atmosphere of Tofino, British Columbia

ByTom Warburton Updated21 May 2023

Tofino, British Columbia, Canada. Right on the extreme West Coast of Vancouver Island and it is all atmospheric rainforest, beaches, mist and fog, seascapes and wildlife.  After just a couple of days in some fantastic…

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Walking And Rafting – The Exploits River, Newfoundland

Walking And Rafting – The Exploits River, Newfoundland

ByTina Dean Updated5 November 2022

I live in a town called, Grand Falls-Windsor, which is located in Newfoundland, Canada. The Exploits River runs along the edge of town and it offers so much for those who take the time to explore it….

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Canada – Cape Spear, Escape is only a wave away

Canada – Cape Spear, Escape is only a wave away

ByTina Dean Updated9 November 2020

On a recent trip to the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador, I journeyed to my favorite spot, Cape Spear. You can escape from everything as you watch the waves melodically crash into the rocky…

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Discovering Vancouver Island

Discovering Vancouver Island

ByDuncan Mills Updated18 May 2021

As well as seeing some of the magnificent Canadian wildlife, my recent visit to Vancouver Island gave me the chance to learn a little about the history and peoples of British Columbia – from the…

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Wildlife And Nature Of British Columbia

Wildlife And Nature Of British Columbia

ByDuncan Mills Updated3 February 2022

Vancouver Island in Canada is home to some truly spectacular wildlife and Telegraph Cove is without a doubt one of the best places to see it. This remote coastal community lies on the Johnstone Strait,…

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