Today’s post is designed for our furry four legged family members! Hopefully their owners will read this to them… ;)
Did you know there is a HUGE 9 acre park that you can run in and play […]
Did you know there is a place to explore and enjoy on the West side of the Red Lion Hotel at The Quay? Immediately West is Vancouver Landing with the amphitheater that is open […]
This Saturday, October 2nd, 2010 is the Annual Old Apple Tree Heritage Festival! The festival takes place between 11am and 4pm and celebrates the Old Apple Trees 184th year! Yes, this old gal […]
I figure time is running short to enjoy our parks too much longer without a little Pacific NW liquid sunshine. Today I finished up on an appointment in the Felida neighborhood and I thought I’d […]
This Saturday, September 18th, 2010 you can experience first hand what life in the evening was like around Fort Vancouver. It’s time for their annual Campfires and Candlelight event.
Campfires and Candlelight’s begins at 3pm and […]
Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. The basic idea is to locate hidden containers, called geocaches, outdoors and then share your experiences online. Geocaching is enjoyed by people from all age groups, with a strong […]
I thought today would be a great day for “Sunday in the Park” so I headed out to discover a great neighborhood park. I found myself in Southcliff up on the bluff in the Heights and […]
Today I was driving past through the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and felt like stopping in at The Marshall House for a few minutes and check it out. It […]
Today I’ll be highlighting the Chelsea Anderson Memorial Play Station that is located at Marshall Community Park. If you haven’t taken your kids, siblings or grand-kids to play here you really need to. This structure is amazing! You’ve never seen a play station like this.
This weekend August 27th – 29th is the 13th Annual Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival in Esther Short Park. In case you didn’t […]
