Ironic isn’t it? Being a keen but less-than-successful prospector I find that, most often, success is directly related to the length of time I’m able to stay put, be it on a claim or out in the bush. But staying put depends on my economic resources in the first place! Let’s be honest. As ...
Time for one of those columns journalists pull out of their hat when no single thread wants to develop into an article… • Our family camped and toured through the Rocky Mountain House/Nordegg area of western Alberta this summer. Base-camp for a week was at David Thompson Resort located just off Highway 11 and ...
If you are single and on your first visit to Canada you will most likely be amazed at how diverse it is and just how much there is for a single person to do. If you were to drive the full length of the country from Victoria, British Columbia to Summerside, Prince Edward Island ...
When I was younger I was sure tenting was the way to camp. Using a cabin or an RV was cheating. How could someone actually call that camping. To me that was a vacation. A luxury vacation since you had all the comforts of home. Then there came the day I crawled out of ...
by Bob Baxter RV camping is something that has been happening for years. Families have created many lasting memories from these excursions and a lot of them are shared through the generations. It is still a very popular way for people to get away now. Pioneers were thought to be the first RVers but ...
