June 2005 Archive

Hunting for the Boa that Ate My Dog

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Posted by Colin Brownlee on June 18th, 2005 in Articles.

The World Naked Bike Ride

My last blog entry was about cycling to Wreck Beach to take in a naked Butoh dance performance. So it seems fitting that today I stumbled across an event I'd heard of but then kind of forgot about: The World Naked Bike Ride, Vancouver edition. If you've heard of Critical Mass, where a large group [...]

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Posted by Doug Dosdall on June 11th, 2005 in Articles.

Riding Naked (Again)

Last year's World Naked Bike Ride (see below) proved so much fun that I decided to do it again this year on June 10, 2006. I rode again in Vancouver, next year I'll have to try one of the hundred or so rides happening all over the world on this day. My enthusiasm was shared [...]

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Posted by Doug Dosdall on June 11th, 2005 in Articles.

A Day at the Hammam in Marrakech, Morocco

In the souks, Marrakech, Morocco In February 2004 I went to Morocco with Colleen (my perennially young and hip stepmother in law) and my husband Rich. We spent a week there. I haven't really wanted to write about it, somehow, it would mean, I guess, that the trip happened and it is over and now [...]

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Posted by Karla Keeton-Page on June 10th, 2005 in Articles.

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