Author: thecyr
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Exploring Frozen Ocean
This is part two of my previous post about the upcoming geocaching/hiking challenge at Kejimkujik National Park on November 6th 2010. My second trip to the park was to finalize the geocache locations and to place the containers in five locations within the park. Event participants can then use their GPS to find them along…
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Nova Scotia Hiking Trails Finder
[info_message style=”info”]Important Notice: The NSTrails app will sunset on by December 31 2017. The app will be removed from the iTunes app store by September 31 2017. Trail information will be moved over to the Nova Scotia Trail Guide eBook Thanks to all fans of the app who’ve supported this project for the last 5 years.…
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1st Encounter With Black Bear
We travel to Port Mouton area of Nova Scotia to hike the loop trails at Kejimkujik Seaside Adjunct.
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Garrison Brewing – 3 Fields Harvest
We try the latest edition of Garrison Brewing 3 Fields Harvest, Wet-Hopped strong ale at 6.4%. Freshly picked hops from Nova Scotia farms and added to the kettle within 24 hours. Hops from Meander River Farm, Wysmykal Farm, Ross Farm Museum, Fiddlehop Farms
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Spyderco Tenacious
Just got the Spyderco Tenacious Black knife, here are my initial impressions.
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Nomad Gourmet Food Truck
Fusion Cuisine On Wheels is the motto for the latest addition to Halifax’s gourmet food truck scene.
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Garmin Forerunner 205 305 vs 310 Quick Compare Review
Very quick compare review of the Foreruner 310 and the older 205/305. Other than the physical appearance, very few menu changes,so that old users can upgrade to the new unit with no problem. However, the 305 is still a good buy for those on a budget Find us on Google+
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Garmin Forerunner 310 vs 405 / 410 – Compare Review
Quick compare video between the Garmin forerunner 405 vs 310. Both units have features that are great. I go over the battery life, form factor, usability, data fields, alerts, bezel etc… Find us on Google+
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Road ID vs 1BandID Quick Compare Review
Just got my 1BandID in the mail and I wanted to do a quick compare review against my RoadID bracelet. Same idea – stainless steel with etched emergency contact information. The Road ID has worked well over the years, even use it when hiking or out during search & rescue training. I don’t always carry…
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Giveaway And Contest Time!
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