Vancouver Skiers’ love letter to Methow Valley, Washington State X-C Ski area near Winthrop, Washington. Five ways we love you.
Dear Methow Valley,
Your name (so elegant, like The Met, and ‘ow’ like an après-ski-fall) is the site of …
‘Bodacious Reading Series: Bob’s Not Responding
I read at Bodacious last month. Ten minutes, six poems. My final one is you-tubed below on ‘Bob’s Not Responding’ (lyrics included). My other five may incarnate elsewhere.
‘Bodacious’ is a new reading …
Bicycling from Swartz Bay to Victoria along the Lochside Trail isn’t without incident. Just five minutes past the Victoria Radio Control Modelers Society (VRCMS) flying grounds at Michell Airpark, I meet a pig in a pigpen.
Welcome to …
Britannia Mine Museum is a new industry member of the BC Association of Travel Writers. I make a visit. Just 55 kilometers north of Vancouver, and ten minutes south of Squamish, the Britannia Mine Museum is easy access along …
A week after the Gastown Food Tour with Taste Vancouver, I’m up for another flavorful fling. This time it’s Taste Vancouver’s Little Italy food tour. I exchange BC Travel Writers for my husband and fourteen visitors and locals…a Californian …
British Columbia Travel Writers are thrilled to welcome Taste Vancouver Food Tours as a new industry member. Our host, Brent, takes us on Taste Vancouver’s Gastown Food Tour.
In the warmth of red-brick-and-stone buildings (as was the by-law after Vancouver’s …
Travel Writing Panels and Channels
The annual British Columbia Association of Travel Writers (BCATW) Symposium 2016, ‘British Columbia: Too Beautiful for Words’ started with a tour of the New Westminster Museum & Archives.
Simon Fraser spoke to me …
Vancouver Skiers: Rocky Mountain Road Trip
Feb. 16-21, 2016
Skiing is a dance, and the mountain always leads. ~Author Unknown
The Vancouver Skiers‘ trip to Rocky Mountain nordic or cross-country skiing locales (skate and classic style) provided so much …
We bought four timeshare weeks at Lawai Beach Resort several years ago and it’s our go-to place come December. Despite being both the holiday and the rainy season, it still has five ‘Why Kauai?’ calling cards…
