Monthly Archives: July 2006
Ka-blooie!
There was a cool (well, hot) show put on by the French troupe La Salamandre to close this year’s Just For Laughs festival. There were trancey tribal rhythms, primal chants, dozens of drummers and musicians, dozens more artists “doing stuff” … Continue reading
Sailing, sailing, over the ocean blue
Well, at least sailing over the Fleuve St-Laurent, which is, well, kind of blue-ish, in parts. That’s what I was doing last week — I did a very intense four-day course to get my “PCOC” (Pleasure Craft Operator’s Card — … Continue reading
Not all tall things are old
Nor are all old things tall…but some are. For example, this Douglas fir, which is 76m high and around 800 years old, in Cathedral Grove in Vancouver Island’s MacMillan Provincial Park. Though these trees can grow for thousands of years, … Continue reading