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My Boots n Me . com
Photos and travel information on Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Current photos and travel information on Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Panama, as well as other Central American travel destinations
Cariboo Ponderer
Living with my wild animal neighbors in a remote area of north central British Columbia, Canada. In this blog I relate stories of the wildlife that live around me, some memories,observations, travels and computing experiences plus…
The Flyfish Fanatic
Flyfish Fanatic is a blog based out of BC,Canada. I post on many subjects, but I am very much into flyfishing. I am a flyfishing instructor and author on Flyfishing.
Inside British Columbia
The BC interior is sometimes described as "beyond Hope", Hope being the town you drive through when leaving the BC Lower Mainland. I thought that "The Interior" - loosely-speaking, the part of the province not…
a townhouse and traffic
Looking for beauty and home in the everyday of british columbia, via prose and music. \r\n\r\nMy time is divided between walks by the ocean, hikes, cups of coffee, and hand-made journals.
Firemind
Firemind is my personal blog. I write about my life, blogging, and whatever else I feel like. Sometimes I write about Victoria, BC.
Pillow Thoughts :: "Drink up and forget all about...&qu…
You've had pillow thoughts right? A love desire, confused but happy. Fighting yourself and living a rat race. I'm walking and talking to myself. Free your emotion, be a coward and post on the internet. Geeky but fulfilli…
Luxury Accommodation in British Columbia
Featuring the most luxurious and most popular resorts, hotels and resorts in beautiful British Columbia
Nanaimo Real Estate Blog
A regularly updated blog about real estate in Nanaimo written and maintained by local Realtor Ryan Coffey
Art is for the birds
A series of pictures capturing the intimate details of one artists adventurous existance. oooo. sound tempting? I should speak in the third person more often.... Or should I say HE should speak in the first person more often.