Afternoon walk. The weather has warmed up slightly. It's gone from -20 to -6 or so, so we went for a tracking walk. We took Duke the Wonderdog and of course Ruby
Chloe and I are visiting our friends at Lac La Hache. It's magical here in B. C.'s Cariboo; even if we've caught a cold spell of -20 for a couple of days. The horses here at the ranch don't care one
Robert's sister Catherine is in the middle of a big project. She has bought this beautiful but derelict cottage in a rainbow valley in Walles and we've been visiting her to help her sort the cottage out. The cottage had been unoccupied
Brief explanation: There is no art and there hasn't been in quite a while. I can't make myself "do" art. I end up staring at a piece of paper, tools, lino
Stopping by North Arm Farm in Pemberton has been a tradition for near on the whole 25 years of our cabin life. North Arm Farm began as a very small seasonal fruit and veg stand and has morphed into this lovely
I got out of town this weekend guys. I jumped in the car and drove the 200km up to my cabin. It's really too bad that I haven't had more time for the cabin this year because I love it
Visiting Waddesdon Manor. I could live here…already have part of what it takes – 1/2 of the name…lol
Hi everyone, I love my friend Elaine. Each summer, she takes me out on a visit to some lovely manor or stately home. This year we went to Waddesdon Manor; a French château built between 1874 and 1889 for Baron Ferdinand de
Our last day up at Big White and we reluctantly packed the car and checked out of our condo, but we were not leaving the mountain. Not when the day dawned sunny and bright. The best of spring skiing. Since
Sunday morning promised a bit of fresh snow and we couldn't wait to get outside, so after breakfast, Kerstie put a pork roast into the oven for a slow cooked pulled pork for supper. And, since we were all excited, after
Part one: Hello there from us over here with jelly legs and arms. We've just returned from a long weekend at the most beautiful resort in my daughter Kerstin's town. Chloe and I drove the 300 miles to Kelowna, and, after