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Being Outdoors, April 2023

5 Apr 20234 Apr 2023 ~ AndyG ~ Leave a comment

And just like that, a quarter of the year has passed. We have our lighter evenings and longer days back and it feels so good! Okay, so it's not feeling any warmer yet but hopefully that will come soon enough. If we were being outdoors today, I'd say how I surprised myself by admitting I … Continue reading Being Outdoors, April 2023

Pump Peak, 14 Jan 2023

20 Jan 202324 Feb 2023 ~ AndyG ~ Leave a comment

Opinion: Mount Seymour is a fitting place to kick off our 2023 hiking season, especially to catch the sunset on a fine afternoon. Care is needed to stay on the trail when descending in the dark but the opportunity to see the city lights and a sky full of stars makes it worthwhile. Fact Day … Continue reading Pump Peak, 14 Jan 2023

Tim Jones Peak, 23 Jan 2021

24 Jan 20214 Feb 2021 ~ AndyG ~ 4 Comments

Opinion With the most time above the trees, Mount Seymour is simply the best of the North Shore mountains in winter, especially on a bluebird day like today. The price is, of course, popularity so getting a parking spot requires a very early start, and when the conditions are right, venturing beyond Pump Peak to … Continue reading Tim Jones Peak, 23 Jan 2021

Mount Seymour (First Peak), 28 Nov 2020

29 Nov 2020 ~ AndyG ~ Leave a comment

Opinion With its true subalpine feel Mount Seymour remains my favourite North Shore peak, and watching a winter sunset from First Peak is a wonderful spectacle. It's busy, though, so don't expect solitude, and it will soon be even busier. Fact The ski resort was not yet open, so finding a parking spot was much … Continue reading Mount Seymour (First Peak), 28 Nov 2020

Mount Seymour, 4 Nov 2018

10 Dec 2018 ~ AndyG ~ 2 Comments

Opinion Always a fine destination for a short-ish hike, the first peak of Mount Seymour is one of my favourite North Shore summits. It's a great shoulder-season hike now all the bugs have gone, but it's not a place to expect solitude, even at this time of year. Fact We went as far as the … Continue reading Mount Seymour, 4 Nov 2018

Mount Seymour (First Peak), 7 Jan 2015

7 Jan 201515 Feb 2021 ~ AndyG ~ Leave a comment

Another one of those days where it was cold, dull and grey in Vancouver but venturing into the North Shore mountains lifted you above the cloud layer and into bright sunshine. It's the middle of winter and still the mountains don't have a lot of snow. What snow there is has been compacted and hardened … Continue reading Mount Seymour (First Peak), 7 Jan 2015

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A celebration of trees for this #ForestFriday
Mother Nature knows what month it is - Happy Pride Month!
Last weekend's tour of the waterfalls of Gold Creek was a delightfully peaceful and atmospheric wander through extreme green forest with the first of the spring flowers beginning to show. Apart from the thundering waterfalls, that is.
A selection of fawn lilies for #FawnLilyFriday - white fawn lilies from Salt Spring Island and pink fawn lilies from UBC.
A long weekend on Salt Spring Island offered up the pinkest of treats with more fairyslipper (calypso) orchids blooming than we've ever seen before. Absolutely stunning!
Looking forward to the summer hiking season and following the lifecycle of my favourite flowers, such as Western anemone, from pushing up through the snow to its fluffy finale.

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