A barefoot walk in the soft moss, slowly and with intent, senses heightened, just to witness the scampering of a ...
To some, it’s the Village in the Forest, to others simply “Cumby.”
But to those of us who crave the mud ...
Words by
Ryan Parton
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DODGE CITY
Do I love my mountain bike or dirt bike more?
When I was four years old, I saw a dirt bike in a book and became ...
Open. It brings to mind not one singular definition but a refusal of its opposites. Stubbornness. Inflexibility. A ...
In the late seventies, Sandra Dykstra skied into Skoki Lodge, an historical backcountry destination in the ...
Words & Photos by
Jenn Dykstra
Nala'atsi is a word in the Kwak'wala language with more than one meaning, but one in particular conveys what we’re ...
My favourite things about living in Black Creek are that my house is close to my school, which is nice, and also ...
Hallucinations. Feelings of bliss or excitement. A turbo-charged memory. Chocolate and cheese, those classic ...
“Nature abhors a vacuum.” This is what Jeff Jones, the secretary of Mount Cain’s board, used to say. And then ...
What a difference a year makes. I’m watching a small train of two-foot waves roll through a pack of paddlers at ...
If you’re of a certain age, you’ve likely watched Flashdance. As a full-blown Gen Xer, I’ve watched this iconic ...
Words & Photo by
Bevin Clempson
Calm gravity of a misty morning rise —
Waves tickle the shoreline into a smile.
Cricket song lingers, entangled ...