Showing posts with label trail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trail. Show all posts

Sunday, February 21, 2016

Bray Greystones Cliff Walk

Day #23,438
Walk km 22,559-22,569: Cliff Walk (Bray to Greystones)
KMs to go: 869
rainbow over Bray
approx km 22,561 from the Bray Greystones Cliff Walk




Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Kaymar Creek Ravine Park

Day #23,265-266
Walk km 20,955-20,957: library and grocer
Walk km 20,957-20,967: Metrotown to Joyce station
KMs to go: 2299
helping hand over a fallen tree
approx km 20,960 Kaymar Creek Ravine Park

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Pacific Spirit Park

Day #23,058
Walk km 18,834-18,845: UBC to 33rd @ MacKenzie
Meetup walkers and moss covered trees
approx km 18,842 unnamed trail, Pacific Spirit Park

Monday, February 2, 2015

Day #23056 / Km #18,822

Walk km 18,811-18,822: Pacific Spirit Park
moss on tree
km 18,820 unnamed trail in Pacific Spirit Park

Saturday, January 31, 2015

Day #23,054

Walk km 18,798-18,809: SFU to Kimbab Cheonguk
Meetup walkers
approx km 18,802 North Road Trail

Friday, January 30, 2015

Day #23,053

Walk km 18,791-18,798 (4255 to go): Aberdeen Station to YVR airport
trail
approx km 18,797 in front of YVR airport

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Day #22,992

Walk km 18,278-18,291: Den Dolder to Amersfoort
trail through the woods
approx km 18,288 nearing Amersfoort

Movie #2611: The Impossible Kid (1982, Eddie Nicart)

They say this is the very best Philippine midget secret agent picture (star Weng Weng made a bunch of them). I gotta admit it is rather goofy. But, maybe my tolerance for goofy is running low. A midget secret agent with a plot that must have been written by 6 year olds might be funny for a few minutes but 90 minutes of this stuff can give you a migraine.

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Central Valley Greenway

Day #21,438
Walk km 5438-5448 (15,990 to go): from Commercial Station to Sperling Station with the Meetup group
Walk km 5448-5451: to the circus

the Meetup Walking group
aprox km 5445 on Central Valley trail

Book #310 (#31 this year): One Russia Two Chinas (2004, Douglas "George" Fetherling)
Not nearly as much fun as his name-dropping books about the 60s and 70s. However, a pleasant read about his trips to Russia & China.