Showing posts with label bear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bear. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 July 2015

Riding across Alberta



Canmore is in a stunningly beautiful part of the world, the front range of the Rocky Mountains.  We take advantage of the time we have here to go see Banff and Lakes Louise and Moraine.  Nevil suggests we take the… Read More ›

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Thursday, 23 July 2015

Canmore, Alberta and the Nine Minute Moto Film Festival



Highway 93 has led us to the Trans Canada Highway again, somewhere between Lake Louise and Banff, surely one of the most beautiful places in the Rocky Mountains. Brian and I are excited to see our friend, Nevil, and to… Read More ›

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Sunday, 19 July 2015

Crossing British Columbia



After a wonderful several days with Al and Lucie spoiling us rotten, we have to pry ourselves loose from our newfound comfortable oasis and head east.  We have friends in Alberta to see and eventually we should get back to… Read More ›

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Sunday, 12 July 2015

Riding on Vancouver Island



Anxious to feel the difference a new steering head bearing might have made to my bike, I take her for a short spin through Victoria and out to the waterfront road.  Crazy as it sounds…the bike feels worse!  And when… Read More ›

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Thursday, 30 October 2014

So are we in Alaska, or British Columbia?



As we’ve mentioned, we quite enjoyed Alaska, we didn’t want to miss our last opportunity for a visit, so we made the detour to Stewart and Hyder. Stewart is in British Columbia. Hyder is right next door and is technically in Alaska, although they do use Canadian money and run mostly on Canadian time (except […]

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Tuesday, 14 October 2014

The long last day in Ecuador



Vilcabamba is the last place we stay in Ecuador, and it has been gorgeous. We’ve heard from friends who have gone on ahead of us that the road ahead, which is largely dirt to the Peruvian border, is a nightmare… Read More ›

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Tuesday, 22 July 2014

Moose, marmots and bears, oh my!



The wildlife of Alaska. In contrast to New Zealand where the native wildlife consists almost entirely of birds, it is a bit of a change to spend some time in a part of the world where the wildlife is large enough to trample and/or eat you. Our first tramping (hiking for non-Kiwis) trips into bear […]

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