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Into the Canadian Wild

Posted on October 6, 2015 by moselman

The road stretched to the far horizon as we headed North up Highway 97 along the old gold prospectors’ route towards Williams Lake, Quesnel and the Bowron Country. Endless forests melted into the distance; a thousand lakes shimmering in the September … Continue reading →

Posted in Canoe Trips, Mountain Treks, Wild Places, World | Tagged 100 Mile House, Barkerville, BC Provincial Parks, bears, Big Bar Creek, Bowron Lakes, British Columbia, Canadian Rockies, canoe camping, Caribou Gold Rush, elk, Fraser River, golden eagles, Highway 97, Horsefly, Ispha Mountain, Issac Lake, Lanezi Lake, lynx, McLeary Lake, moose, otters, Quesnel, Una Lake, Western Canada, Wilderness canoeing, wilderness conservation, Williams Lake | Leave a comment

Picos de Europa: On foot through Spain’s Costa Verde

Posted on January 16, 2013 by moselman

It’s mid January and at last we’re snowbound here in Aachen after seemingly weeks of damp, mild winter weather. During these dark, winter days thoughts start turning to sunnier months spent exploring Europe’s wilder places. I’m always amazed by the sheer … Continue reading →

Posted in In Europe, Mountain Treks, Spain, Wild Places | Tagged Asturias, bears, Cabrales, Cantabria, Costa Verde, Europe, Fuenta de, Garganta del Cares, Llanes, mountains, nature, Northern Spain, Picos de Europa, Potes, Santander, trekking, Urrieles, walking | 1 Comment

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