"Whoosh…", the sound of hot air balloons breaking gravity’s grasp and sailing into the sky has attracted my attention for as long as I can remember. I’m not sure whether…
Recently, I decided to write again as the Geezer with a Camera. For seven years and over 200 articles Geezer with a Camera headed my blog posts. Some unfortunate circumstances,…
I had the opportunity to visit the North Shuswap area of B.C. when Ellen’s pickleball group planned to travel to the Caravans West RV Park in Scotch Creek for a…
Bar none, the Northwest Deuce Days is the best and most interesting celebration of classic cars that I have ever seen. Started in Victoria in 1998 it is held every…
Forests along British Columbia’s coast are considered old growth forests if they contain trees that are 250 or more years old. Prior to the arrival of the early explorers in…
The largest tree in Victoria, B.C. is located in a front yard at the corner of Moss and Richardson Streets. It is a Giant Sequoia donated in 1858 as a…