1. Kayaking Alouette Lake 2008
(Column/Editor's Column)

...   Satuday was a hot day, and it took some effort to get the loaded kayaks down to the water to launch. I am hoping on future trips we can reduce the weight of ou...

2. Hybrid Car
(Articles/Miscelaneous Articles)

.... Having someone who you trust is important to me. Other factors at the time included being able to carry kayaks, up to 5 passengers and lots of gear. Fuel Economy Fuel economy is an interest to...

3. Kayaking To The Twin Islands
(Column/Editor's Column)

...ived. They had to leave soon after we arrived, to get back to Belcarra. We set up camp, and moved our kayaks up near the tent. I talked with Gordon on the marine radio, when he called to check in ...

4. Flying Bed
(Articles/Personal Development)

...e roof rack to hold onto the roof of my car and it came off, with very little noise too. When I transport kayaks I always tie them down front and rear. With the bed, I thought it was so heavy that it ...

5. 2006 Photo Review
(Articles/Miscelaneous Articles)

...n next page... July had us cycling around a lot. It got quite hot then. And in August we bought our first kayaks. Before then, we had borrowed kayaks from a friend. It was nice to have ones of our own...

6. Return To Sasamat Lake
(Column/Editor's Column)

... wait, and at around 11:30 the weather improved. It was still cold, but we got into our gear and took our kayaks down from the parking lot to the lake. There was still plenty of mist on the lake, like...

7. Kayaking Sasamat Lake
(Column/Editor's Column)

...w areas was so clear it reminded me of somewhere tropical rather than so far north.  All day our kayaks and canoes were the only watercraft on the lake. Gordon used his canoe to plant some bu...

8. Kayaking Alouette Lake
(Column/Editor's Column)

It just amazes me just how beautiful British Columbia is. Last week we bought some new kayaks, and on Sunday we went kayaking on Alouette Lake, here in British Columbia. We arrived at the boat launc

9. Kayaking Buntzen Lake
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...an last week. Perhaps it was the water conditions, but also we were getting more comfortable with the new kayaks. I guess it takes a while to get to know them and get 'in the groove', so to speak. I k...