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On The Trail

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I took my @yeti Roadie 24 cooler with me on my trip across Canada. All the way from Montreal to Vancouver, up through the Rockies and into northern British Columbia . It comes in all colors - from the deep blue of Quebec blueberry juice to the bold red of a badly resealed bottle of Okanagan wine. I must admit it's been a sturdy yet reliable travel companion and did everything I'd expect it to do and more throughout my six-week journey on the road.
“Some believe the spirits of those lost still linger in the halls and hills of the quiet community. There are stories—cuckoo clocks suddenly tick-tocking accurate time after years of silence, or the swish of a velvet cloak felt from behind. Some see glimpses of an elegant lady in an old-fashioned dress sliding down the hall of the Customs House Art Gallery, occasionally making loud banging noises. There have even been reports of a ghost cat that would wind itself around employees’ legs in the kitchen of the Galileo Coffee Company café, once a home for mining managers.”
For Jon McTavish the idea of a sculpted bonfire came through a friend.
Sunday sends 🤘
Who’s got winter on the mind? 🙋#mountainlifer