i remember my first day windsurfing in Kingston. ON.. 8' swells.. knocked my 5.0m sail outta my hands (yeah, i shoulda been on a smaller sail but beggars cant be choosers).. i was on a controlled drift to the next pier to save my life.. and loving every moment!

know the feeling.. only too well. i'll look u upon tge ol' metabox ;)

spit on by a one eyed trouser trout?

no, BC grown.. that kind dont really grow in Banff, too dry from what I undrstand

i have *hazy* memories of Tunnel.. not really hazy, but definitely acid obscured ;)

stop!

you captured my 'prince caspian' throne!! id climb tunnel (admittedly.. tripping balls on acid or mushrooms) and walk out.. out out out to the most out point i could find and it was like a throne.. id sit there with the river rolling underfoot and the world whirling around my head.

i remember reading an article about a car stuck on a pedestrian overpass... what some people do doesnt really pass as adulting, imho.

its a problem everywhere.. i'm a handcrafter of nearly 15 yrs and we are down 35% against last year.. and many of our friends report similar findings

i look forward to seeing them.. i lived there from the late 80's to early 90's sporadically as i hitch hiked around N. America.. then again around 2000 for a stint before heading to Vancouver. Here's a few of Rundle ;)

the mountain in main view is Mt. Norquay, the snow 'runs' are ski runs as its a ski hill.. and the little bump on the right is 'Stoney Squaw' .. Rundle would be to your back as you took the photo but obscured mostly by Tunnel Mtn that is home to the Banff Centre.. an infinitely photogenic area.

same mountain.. very similar vantage points.. a few years apart (i shot this as part of my first landscape series dealing w/ mans intrusion in to nature, circa 1993)

thank you.. she swung off trees like Jane swinging after Tarzan that day :)