An Icelandic Saga: Laugavegur"I'm made for this," I thought, as I descended the last leg of Iceland's famous Laugavegur trail, picking my way across a barren plain of...
An Icelandic Saga: Hrafntinnusker"I would kill a man for an orange," I thought, as I sat shovelling yet more trail mix into my mouth amid freezing rain and sulphurous...
An Icelandic Saga: Free SoloMy flight from Vancouver to Reykjavik was an overnight job, roughly seven hours from gate to gate. I'd intended to sleep the whole way,...
#GetOutside: Algonquin and OutCheck out the previous post in this series here. I think one of the things that really appeals to me about adventuring in the wilderness...
Lessons From The WildernessI spend a lot of time outdoors, both in group settings and alone, and while I wouldn't say I'm a natural leader, I do have a couple of...
ColiseumEvery so often something happens in your life that's so perfectly-timed and apt for the occasion that it must have been scripted. (Or, I...
#GetOutside: Algonquin, Part 2Check out the first post in this series here. I'm invariably the first person in my tent at night on any camping trip. It doesn't matter...
#GetOutside: Algonquin, Part 1"Oh, shit. Shit. It's not us, is it?" "It's us." "Shit!" I woke up to flashing blue and reds through the windshield of my friend Jason's...
Make the Most of ItI'm not sure if you've heard, but this province is burning. It's been pretty wild around here at the eco lodge. We're not and haven't...
#OwenCooks: Healthier Chinese Stir-Fry SauceIt's funny how the people we've loved can continue to influence us, long after they're gone from our lives. I've talked before about how...