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What kinds of outdoor adventures will float your boat this weekend? I’m thinking a hike might be in the cards, maybe some gardening, and a bit of paddling perhaps.It’s been a great week for sunsets. I asked Marian to make a shape during our hike on Signal Hill.Thinking of all the folks and feathered ones so devastated by Hurricane Larry making landfall in the vicinity of Cape St. Mary’s Seabird Ecological Reserve. I had the great fortune of spending some time there 48 hours before the storm. I sat and watched and photographed in awe. And now I sit grieving for the birds and for the folks who love them.Through the rigging and the rails. Sunset at the St. Brides Wharf.With all this talk of waves and ocean, it must be time for a boat. As the day turns to night and the waves turn to stillness, it is time to get quiet. Sit. Think. And then pick up your backpack and head home before you can see the trail anymore.Since Marian captured me in technicolor, I’ll return the favour. Here Marian rides in front of Sharon’s Nook, a Grand Bank cafe and eatery, on our ride around town. I love exploring places by foot and bicycle because I can stop and pause and really take it all in.TA’s Facebook Page
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River with Two Names Expedition Photo Gallery
Day Two dawned fine and still. Harp Lake was forgotten. We spent our first day exploring the southern end of Shapio Lake. The mirror surface of the lake produced a landscape-size kaleidoscope of rock and sky. Journeying together in … Continue reading
Posted in Canoe, Labrador, Photo Gallery, Photography, River With Two Names
Tagged 2019, canoe, Labrador
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Pretty Big Walk Expedition Photo Gallery
We rested and prepared for the rest of the day. Wake up call came at 5 am the next day and we choked down some porridge and tried to breathe away our small altitude headaches. We decided to proceed and … Continue reading
Posted in Great Himalaya Trail, Photo Gallery, Pretty Big Walk
Tagged 2019, climb, Great Himalayan Trail, Nepal
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Looking for Windhorse Photo Gallery
Here are a few of my best images from the Looking for Windhorse Expedition–A 1200 kilometre journey from Lhasa to Kathmandu in mountain bike.
Posted in Photo Gallery, Tibet Bike
Tagged 2011, Everest, Lhasa to Kathmandu, Mountain Bike, Tibet
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Tajumulco Photo Gallery
A collection of some of my favourite images from our volcano climbs in Guatemala and Tajumulco, the highest point of both Guatemala and Central America.
Posted in Photo Gallery, Tajumulco
Tagged 2010, climb, Guatemala, Hat Trick of the Americas, volcano
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Aconcagua Photo Gallery
Here are some of my favourite photographs from my climb of Aconcagua in December of 2006. To read the dispatches from the mountain, please click here.
Posted in Aconcagua, Photo Gallery, Photography
Tagged 2006, Aconcagua, Argentina, photography, Seven Summits
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Everest 2010 Photo Gallery
Here are some of the favourite images from TA’s Everest 2010 expedition. To read training updates, dispatches from the mountain and follow-up posts, please click here:
Posted in Everest 2010, Photo Gallery, Photography
Tagged 2010, climb, Everest, photography, Seven Summits
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