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Cheers to active outdoor living!Where’s Marian? On top of Signal Hill, of course!A lovely evening on the hill with little wind and blues skies and water.Sporting my Paralympic National Team jersey, I was thrilled to be back in a sledge playing sit-down hockey with my class.Such fun to have winter biking in our community!With the wind/snow combo yesterday, the skiing in Upper Pippy Park was perfect today. Our new back of beyond route meant we were making first tracks and loving having the place to ourselves…can you believe this is St. John’s? :-)TA’s Facebook Page
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Shipiskan to the Sea: An Attempt at Words about Canoeing on the Kanairiktok River
It’s almost always hardest to capture the hard work of outdoor adventure because you are too busy doing it to stop and take pictures. Sometimes the work of finding the words to describe an expedition is as arduous as the … Continue reading
Posted in Canoe, Kanairiktok River, Labrador, Photography
Tagged 2015, canoe, Kanairiktok River, Labrador, Nature, photography, Quotes, Travel
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River with Two Names: The Rest of the Story
Eight years after completing our epic descent of the Notakwanon River, four of us (Mark Dykeman, Darren McDonald, Marian Wissink and I) returned to Labrador for two weeks to tackle another river, Mark and Darren in sea kayaks, Marion and … Continue reading
Posted in Canoe, Labrador, Life, River With Two Names
Tagged Adlatok, canoe, Labrador, Life, River With Two Names, Ugtoklok
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The River With Two Names
Our current expedition is called The River with Two Names and it begins/began on August 15 when we fly into Harp Lake. After a few days paddling along the lake we will exit via the Harp River onto the the … Continue reading
Less than One Week and Counting: River with Two Names
As part of our last minute preparations for the River with Two Names expedition, we took our new WaterLily 12v turbine out yesterday for a test spin. We walked over to the Rennies River and placed in in a few … Continue reading
Posted in Canoe, River With Two Names
Tagged 2019, canoe, Labrador, power, water turbine, waterlily
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Coming Next: A River with Two Names
Thanks to all who played “Which expedition is next?” a few weeks back. I realized that I never confirmed what river we are paddling in mid August…so here goes. Our next expedition is called The River with Two Names and … Continue reading
Posted in Canoe, River With Two Names
Tagged 2019, Adlatok River, canoe, Harp Lake, Labrador, Ugjogtok River
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Check-in/OK message from SPOT Kanairiktok Day One
TA Latitude:54.64262 Longitude:-62.31473 GPS location Date/Time:08/01/2015 11:58:27 NDT Message:TA’s location on Kaniairiktok River in Labrador: See where the team is camping & paddling today. Click the link below to see where I am located. http://fms.ws/PV6qX/54.64262N/62.31473W If the above link does … Continue reading
Posted in Canoe, Kanairiktok River, Labrador
Tagged 2015, canoe, expedition, Kanairiktok River, Labrador
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Summer of Hand(s)
I usually mark each summer by the expedition or expeditions that happened that summer. Last summer was the “Polar Bear” expedition to northern Labrador. The summer before was the “Will the plane ever land?” expedition to the Kanairiktok River in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, adventure, climb, hand surgery, let’s do it all over again, Lungta, prayer flags, trek
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Labrador 2015: Shipiskan to the Sea
The most common question I am asked is, “What’s Next?” Given the current reports of the veracity of the black fly population in Labrador this summer, my most frequent answer at the moment is, “Bug Bait.” I can’t believe how … Continue reading
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TA loves to share expeditions with schools and the community in engaging ways. Recently, TA completed her sixth paddling expedition in Labrador. This expedition was called the River with Two Names. In April 2019, TA completed another section of the Great … Continue reading
TA’s Adventures that Move
“Mountains are both journey and destination. They summon us to climb their slopes, explore their canyons, and attempt their summits. The summit, despite months of preparation and toil, is never guaranteed though tastes of sweet nectar when reached. If my … Continue reading
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“Mountains are both journey and destination. They summon us to climb their slopes, explore their canyons, and attempt their summits. The summit, despite months of preparation and toil, is never guaranteed though tastes of sweet nectar when reached. If my … Continue reading
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