Category Archives: Guiding Stories

Rockies: The Hills are Alive with the Sound of Music

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Len Webster

It’s important to have a respect and caution when hiking through bear country. The Rockies are such a place. We had a husband and wife, Ed and Marlene, who joined our group because Marlene had an extreme fear of bears. … Continue reading →

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Yukon River: The Steaks

Posted on July 10, 2010 by Len Webster

After spending some time in the wilderness, the lure of certain foods begins to attack the senses. The night before we were due to canoe into Dawson City, our group gathered around the campfire. The topic of restaurant food at … Continue reading →

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Northern Marriage of Convenience

Posted on June 28, 2010 by Len Webster

I pride myself on my organizational skills. It’s essential to the smooth operation of any adventure trip. Unfortunately, in an effort not to disappoint Claire who wanted to join our Yukon River canoe trip to Dawson City last minute, I … Continue reading →

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