‘Fat-Tire Fever’ Is a Winter Illness
“When, oh when, can we ride again?” Fat tire bikes make unrideable surfaces – unrideable without hike-a-bike & colourful language– rideable
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“When, oh when, can we ride again?” Fat tire bikes make unrideable surfaces – unrideable without hike-a-bike & colourful language– rideable
‘Fat-Tire Fever’ Is a Winter Illness Read More »
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If you were trying to invent the best sport in the world in terms of potential for mass appeal, what would that sport look like?
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I can’t make this look good. I’ve just stepped out from the Yukon Canoe and Kayak Club’s (YCKC’s) wooden change room wearing neoprene booties, baggy
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Yoga, Part 2 Sabu Chaitanya has something that I want. I’m not really sure what it is: it’s that gleam in his eye; it’s the
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I wish I learned how to swim when I was a kid. I took lessons, I even earned some of those little coloured badges that
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I really wanted to make fun of disc golf. I think it has to do with my past experience with the only other disc sport
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My friend Jeff once annoyed a woman so much that she splashed water in his face. They were in the Canada Games Centre pool at
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It was my understanding that there would be no math involved. I’m kneeling on frozen Lake Laberge with Jim Welsh from Kite Yukon, and he’s
I’ve just asked Aaron Burnie to describe his band’s music, and at first his answer seems puzzling: “It’s like asking your grandfather to tell you
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