Alan and Julie Starting selfie Blue skies of Tsawwassen Viewing platform Duck crossing December in Beach Grove Two crows a-cawing Heron hiding Windy day… lots of kite surfers and sail boarders in the Bay Coffee stop on the way back Raptor along Raptor Trail After driving through pouring rain we started at Centennial Beach in …
September route This month’s walk follows the Coquitlam River north from Lions Park along a combination of gentle, wooded stretches of the Traboulay, PoCo, and Trans Canada Trails until you emerge at David Avenue. You walk on the road for a short distance and then cross to find the entrance to the Crystal Falls Trail. …
Are we in Phase 2 of the pandemic? And what does Phase 2 really mean? These are the questions that kept our organizer up at night, wondering how to safely Loop this month. The late-breaking solution was to suggest a route where Loopers had room to walk in pairs, two metres apart, while people not …
This is the first month where current rules about social distancing mean that we can't walk as a group. But, ever resourceful, we walked as multiple groups. Adrienne This is on the North Shore ... walked from Hyannis Drive, on a trail called Bridle Path to the east, that ended up coming out by Northlands …
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Twenty Loopers successfully found their way to Garry Point Park in Steveston on St. David's Day (aka March 1) to walk along the banks of the Fraser River. Three, by prearrangement, then drove to the Diplomat Bakery near London Landing Wharf—about 3 km along the route—to enjoy coffee and pastries before joining the others as …
Twenty-one Loopers (sixteen regulars, four new locals and an out-of-towner) assembled at Inter River Park in North Vancouver for the first outing of the year. And it was a wet one. But, to everyone's credit, there were no last-minute weather-related cancellations! We headed south along Lynn Creek, enjoying the sound of rushing water alongside the …
Loopers 2020 — Water Walks 