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Wednesday, June 21, 2006. My wife and I have been exploring the Greater Vancouver Region on foot for many years, usually with other members of the. This has resulted in several books, the latest being. Changes since 2004 are noted in.
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Wednesday, November 29, 2006. Keats Island is one of the undiscovered delights of the islands of the Salish Sea. It has many trails, most of them private, but the landowners are happy for you to use them responsibly. Today was a gray day, but visibllity was good so we decided to walk over the two high viewpoints - Bridgmans Bluff and Highest Peak. Return to Further Walks. Posted by charles clapham 414 PM.CONTENT
This web page keatshigh.blogspot.com states the following, "Wednesday, November 29, 2006." We saw that the webpage said " Keats Island is one of the undiscovered delights of the islands of the Salish Sea." It also said " It has many trails, most of them private, but the landowners are happy for you to use them responsibly. Today was a gray day, but visibllity was good so we decided to walk over the two high viewpoints - Bridgmans Bluff and Highest Peak. Posted by charles clapham 414 PM."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Tuesday, June 3, 2008. Tbut had no idea that it referred to what we would meet some two kilometres further on. The left hand route at the fork followed Trans Canada Trail west to Mount Lehman. The right hand one was Matsqui Trail that would lead us east to Old Matsqui and the Abbotsford-Mission. Not much later,we met the first sign of flood trouble. Danger - Do Not Enter. We walked on the dry dike for a while, opting to stay with it and pass by a sewage treatment plant. Danger - Do Not Enter.
Tuesday, January 09, 2007.
Monday, August 10, 2009. It It was a bright warm sunny day and w. We sailed past Sidney Island with its long protruding Sidney Spit before reaching open water and then the first of the islands. We hit a stretch of fog and had to slow down. We hoped this would not persist and spoil the trip but luckily it cleared and we resumed our normal speed. The views became more familiar and we could recognize Guemes Island and Mt.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006. We followed the trail briefly further on until it reached the track again and then had lunch on a bluff on the other side.