Adventures of Kim and Sam

September 19, 2008

There's No Such Thing as "Enough Boats"!

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We are in the Vancouver area this weekend and finally have a decent internet signal again! For the past 16 months, everywhere we go people a...
September 11, 2008

Bowron Lake Paddle

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Bowron Lake Provincial Park is a BC wilderness park covering more than 300,000 acres of land with a system of six major lakes two rivers and...
September 9, 2008

Hazelton Totems

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Someone along the way told us that Hazelton had the best collection of authentic totems in all of Alaska & BC, so off the beaten path we...
September 7, 2008

Hidden Hyder (Alaska)

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After a few hundred miles through Canada, we pop across one of the smallest. most remote border crossings in the North into the small hidea...
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We’re retired and our "Life on Wheels" started June 6th 2007. We left Louisiana as full time Rv’ers for this great adventure. In 2007 we’ve explored the north US, Ontario, the Northeast, East Coast and the west Gulf of Mexico. In 2008, the Mexican border states, the "Four Corners" and Utah. We went through Idaho, OR and WA on our way north. Our adventures continued through Jasper and Banff in BC. We continued into the Yukon Territory and across the Artic Circle. We were in Alaska for the whole summer of 2008! We took the west coast route through WA, OR and CA before we were back in Louisiana for December and January. 2009 plans included Florida, mid-states, MN and the BWCA and finally the mid-West while we head south. We volunteered with architect Mike Reynolds learning to build Earthships near Taos, NM. After searching through most of New Mexico for a wintering nesting ground, we found that special place just outside of Silver City, NM.(see posts in December, 2009) We plan on living here and exploring the area 6 months of the year and traveling throughout the US the other 6 months. NOTE: Site BEST VIEWED on 17" Screen w/min 1400 x 900 resolution.
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