Author Archives: David Dice

We are on the way home now.  The ferry ride to Vancouver this morning was very nice as it was sunny and calm.  There were quite a number of passengers aboard going to the football game this afternoon.  It was … Continue reading →

It rained sometime during the night.  Although it had stopped before we rose it was still very damp, and the tent is really wet.  From four days of camping in 100% relative humidity, where nothing will dry, everything inside our … Continue reading →

This will be our last full day at the ocean.  We spent it walking along the sands of Longbeach (a total of almost 15 kilometers of walking), looking at the driftwood, the birds, the surf, and very much enjoyed being … Continue reading →

We rushed out of Tofino after updating our email as it was clear and sunny and we didn’t want to lose out on the sunshine on the ocean.  Unfortunately it got very foggy after just ten kilometres south towards Schooner … Continue reading →

We had breakfast, packed everything, and then walked to the beach.  It  was very foggy, though it had been perfectly clear all night, in fact you could see the stars through the towering trees overhead.  We spent only half an … Continue reading →

Though the morning was very foggy, it didn’t rain, and later in the day the sun broke through the fog and it became a very nice day to explore the beaches of this park. We first walked down to the … Continue reading →

No sooner had we gone to bed last night, early, around 8:30 since it was so dark, and we were both tired from the long day of ferry crossing yesterday, than it started to rain.  At first it was very … Continue reading →

We are just outside Comox BC tonight at a small campsite.  We had a great deal of difficulty finding it and we drove right by one time without finding it at all.  We were about to leave town to try … Continue reading →

It was an extraordinary coincidence to walk up to the passenger deck on the ferry this morning and be greeted by David Hearle, the bicyclist, whom we last saw in Inuvik more than a month ago. We have now met … Continue reading →

Last night was a fairly nice evening.  Although it was cloudy and a bit windy, we sat by the fire reading by our generator powered light.  It was dry all night but we awoke early awakened by the sound of light rain just starting … Continue reading →