Audio Postcards
We're excited to introduce our new segment, "Audio Postcards," where you can submit 5-minute audio recordings labeled as "Audio Postcard." Whether it's an MP3, short video with audio content, or friends chatting with each other, we welcome observations of nature, art, music, and photos. Due to email size limitations, please keep your submissions concise. Thank you in advance for joining the group, and we look forward to hearing from you!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/audio-postcards--6107983/support.
Downtown Ride (Remix)
Point Hope Shipyard has a long and fascinating history dating back to 1873, when Collings and Cook established one of the first shipyards on this site. Their first vessel, the Royal City, was launched in 1875, and the pioneering steamship Beaver was later overhauled here. In 1889, under shipbuilder William Turpel, the Delta was built at this site. Today, its hull is recognized as the oldest operating steamboat hull still afloat in British Columbia. Point Hope Shipyard represents the longest continuously active shipyard site in the province. This commemorative marker was placed here in 1989, celebrating more than a century of shipbuilding history.<...
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Thanks Everone!
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Long Bagel Walk
Another view of Mount Doug, this time from down near the Tim Hortons on Reynolds Road. A few months ago, somebody sprayed this bare patch of earth with seeds, and look at it now — a proper little wildlife meadow, full of wildflowers and buzzing with life. Frankly, it’s a whole lot more interesting than another patch of dried-out summer grass, and it’s only going to get better as the season rolls on. So there you have it — the Running Jackal, out for a Thursday morning cool-down hike, proving once again that you don’t always have to run to hav...
Hike to the Bog (part1)
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New 'Thistlewood' Loop
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O&B to the Cave
On a quiet Sunday morning I set out from El Nido Crescent into the Forest of Fun, climbing Harrop Trail to the cave before returning via Glendenning and Whittaker. The steep ascent kept me working hard, but the cooler forest, friendly hikers and curious dogs made the climb enjoyable. I paused along the way to capture a handful of photos, including a different perspective of the cave that better showed its size. During the run I reflected on podcasting, blogging, and how AI has become a useful partner in turning my trail adventures into readable stories while still sounding like...
The bog run (Audio Postcards)
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