Mtnexplorer

Mtnexplorer

 Calgary, Alberta

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    March 16, 2015
  • Garibaldi Provincial Park
    Garibaldi Provincial Park
    guestBook Guestbook Freedom of a Canadian Woman

    As a Canadian woman, I appreciate the many freedoms I have. Some of these liberties include wearing whatever clothing I desire, working in a wide variety of jobs, attending school, choosing a religion, testing my physical limitations, and exploring the vast landscape of Canada.

    My favorite freedom is the ability to explore protected parks. I have hiked, bicycled, cross country skied, climbed and paddled my way across the Western provinces. During these great adventures, I have enjoyed the results of this freedom such as feeling physically strong, viewing the country from high mountain tops and singing at the top of my lungs. The simple pleasures of basking in the sun’s warmth on my face and head and the ability to wear shorts is invigorating. And most of all, I have delighted in the freedom to share my adventures with both my female and male friends. At other times, I visited the parks in solitude. My ability to access these regions comes from my freedom as a Canadian woman.

    Unfortunately, in some countries, and sometimes even in Canada, women do not have this freedom due to laws or fear of violence. My confidence to merely step outside and walk down the street by myself is a gift. I feel extremely privileged to live in Canada where I can move and explore as a woman.

    The top of Black Tusk in Garibaldi Provincial Park provided the setting for this awe-inspiring photo. It showcases the vastness of the Canadian wilderness and the endless space in which to move. The physical stamina and skill required to stand in this place made me feel strong and grateful even to attempt this feat. The rugged beauty and wide open space encourages me (and hopefully other women) to keep using this freedom to explore.

  • March 10, 2015
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
    Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
    guestBook Guestbook Christmas lights

    I explored here during winter break when they had the lights up. My initial walk through was during daylight hours. The informational signboards are interesting and educational. The giant, warm soft pretzels are yummy and a great way to give energy to walk through the park. Once the sun went down, they turned on the lights display. It was amazing! There are thousands of lights everywhere. Very well done.

  • February 26, 2015
  • Garibaldi Lake
    Garibaldi Lake
    photoSpot Photospot Explore150
  • Garibaldi Lake
    Garibaldi Lake
    guestBook Guestbook Black Tusk

    The view of Garibaldi Lake from atop the Black Tusk is amazing!

Mtnexplorer

Mtnexplorer

 Calgary, Alberta
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    March 16, 2015
  • Garibaldi Provincial Park
    Garibaldi Provincial Park
    guestBook Guestbook Freedom of a Canadian Woman

    As a Canadian woman, I appreciate the many freedoms I have. Some of these liberties include wearing whatever clothing I desire, working in a wide variety of jobs, attending school, choosing a religion, testing my physical limitations, and exploring the vast landscape of Canada.

    My favorite freedom is the ability to explore protected parks. I have hiked, bicycled, cross country skied, climbed and paddled my way across the Western provinces. During these great adventures, I have enjoyed the results of this freedom such as feeling physically strong, viewing the country from high mountain tops and singing at the top of my lungs. The simple pleasures of basking in the sun’s warmth on my face and head and the ability to wear shorts is invigorating. And most of all, I have delighted in the freedom to share my adventures with both my female and male friends. At other times, I visited the parks in solitude. My ability to access these regions comes from my freedom as a Canadian woman.

    Unfortunately, in some countries, and sometimes even in Canada, women do not have this freedom due to laws or fear of violence. My confidence to merely step outside and walk down the street by myself is a gift. I feel extremely privileged to live in Canada where I can move and explore as a woman.

    The top of Black Tusk in Garibaldi Provincial Park provided the setting for this awe-inspiring photo. It showcases the vastness of the Canadian wilderness and the endless space in which to move. The physical stamina and skill required to stand in this place made me feel strong and grateful even to attempt this feat. The rugged beauty and wide open space encourages me (and hopefully other women) to keep using this freedom to explore.

  • March 10, 2015
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
    Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
    guestBook Guestbook Christmas lights

    I explored here during winter break when they had the lights up. My initial walk through was during daylight hours. The informational signboards are interesting and educational. The giant, warm soft pretzels are yummy and a great way to give energy to walk through the park. Once the sun went down, they turned on the lights display. It was amazing! There are thousands of lights everywhere. Very well done.

  • February 26, 2015
  • Garibaldi Lake
    Garibaldi Lake
    photoSpot Photospot Explore150
  • Garibaldi Lake
    Garibaldi Lake
    guestBook Guestbook Black Tusk

    The view of Garibaldi Lake from atop the Black Tusk is amazing!