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“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
“We love the Coast Mountains and the people who live, work, play, and adventure here. It’s not always easy to create a sustainable life in this part of the country, but the chaos of the past year has definitely driven home just how lucky we are to be able to escape into these mountains, drift away on the waterways, get lost in these incredible forests, and soak in that fresh air and pure mountain freedom.” – Feet Banks
Martin Le Sauteur and his daughter, Beatrice, know cycling. They have devoted their lives to the sport. Martin is CEO of the Argon 18 bicycle company and has toured extensively around the world. Beatrice has pushed herself through the competitive crucible of road racing. Nothing in cycling, presumably, could possibly be new to these two.