A zip trekker screams his way through the forest as he descends into the canyon in Whistler, British Columbia. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit www.canada.travel Join us on Facebook and Twitter www.facebook.com www.twitter.com
As Jeff scrambles to wrap things up, family and friends in Chicago give him a nice send-off party
worldlifilm.com | I had so much fun eating at Guu with Garlic, one iteration of the Guu-Izakaya restaurant chain in Vancouver, Canada. I still dream about going back there and trying one of everything! The place is loud, vibrant, funky, alive. You feel like you are really welcome, and at home. Not to mention that you are instantly transported to Asia, as all of your senses are tantalized by the aromas of Japan…its Guu’d! The 2010 Winter Olympics are on their way to Vancouver, and if you are planning to visit the snow-capped sportscenter, check out my playlist of some of the best spots in Vancity www.youtube.com Im Nick Vivion and I create travel videos. See more of my videos at www.youtube.com
worldlifilm.com | The Nelson House BB is a charming, gay-owned and people-friendly bed and breakfast located in the heart of Vancouver’s West End. The owners are great, the beds are comfortable and the food is filling. The 2010 Winter Olympics are on their way to Vancouver, and if you are planning to visit the snow-capped sportscenter, check out my playlist of some of the best spots in Vancity www.youtube.com Im Nick Vivion and I create travel videos. See more of my videos at www.youtube.com
Think you know ATWFF’s new host Jeff Schroeder? Here’s a glimpse of the city and the people that he holds close to his heart.
Virtual motorcycle riding on Cypress Mountain in Cypress Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada. Vancouver, Stanley Park, and the Lions Gate Bridge can also be seen in this high definition video. VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding Television. (description) Imagine mounting a high definition camcorder to the handlebars of a motorcycle then riding across the second largest country in the world. With this point of view you will experience the sensation of riding through ten provinces of Canada, coast to coast, round trip, for a total of 18795 kilometers. This trip may be over but the riding and filming continues…………………………………. Welcome to VIRTUAL RIDING TELEVISION Videos, pictures, maps and more details available on the FREE website: www.vridetv.com New content is added on a regular basis.
www.vridetv.com Ride a motorcycle through a snow avalanche at Duffey Lake, British Columbia, Canada. (Footage shot May 16, 2008).VRIDETV(description) Imagine mounting a high definition camcorder to the handlebars of a motorcycle then riding across the second largest country in the world. With this point of view you will experience the sensation of riding through ten provinces of Canada, coast to coast, round trip, for a total of 18795 kilometers. This trip may be over but the riding and filming continues…………………………………. Welcome to VIRTUAL RIDING TELEVISION Videos, pictures, maps and more details available on the website www.vridetv.com New content is added on a weekly basis.
Motorcycle riding on Duffey Lake Road, British Columbia, Canada.. A black bear and a beautiful sunset at Duffey Lake are featured in this HD video. VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding Television.Imagine mounting a high definition camcorder to the handlebars of a motorcycle then riding across the second largest country in the world. With this point of view you will experience the sensation of riding through ten provinces of Canada, coast to coast, round trip, for a total of 18795 kilometers. This trip may be over but the riding and filming continues…………………………………. Welcome to VIRTUAL RIDING TELEVISION Videos, pictures, maps and more details available on the FREE website: www.vridetv.com New content is added on a regular basis.
Ok hi welcome to my new channel. Also enjoy the scenery of Bournemouth beach, Dorset UK.
The road to Telegraph Creek is one of British Columbia’s greatest roads, jaw dropping scenery, a hint of danger and a uncertain future. To steal a phrase every visit is potentially a last chance to see this great destination. So the onewheeldrive.Net team takes a two day detour on our way to the Western Canadian Arctic. For the full article on this road visit www.onewheeldrive.net Director’s Note: I’m unsure how this video will be received. Sometimes when you sit down to edit a piece, the outcome is obvious. You start, you look at the footage and say, “Yes, this will be a bike review portion of the series.” This is not one of those times, the outcome of the Telegraph Creek video is a total surprise to me. For one, the pacing is different, taking the time to tell a story so this video is longer than the others. For two, it is a story of the area, featuring a road as destination. Lastly, there’s a theme here, as we’re exploring an area that seems to go from one industrial endangering crisis to another. The sad truth is, you’d best see this area while it survives intact. Or better see it, and tell other’s what you’ve seen and take some time to look at the designs the BC Government and various mining interests have on the area: There are 11 projects currently under the Environmental Assessment Review on Tahltan territory. These projects are: – Galore Creek Mine proposed by Nova Gold Inc, – Red Chris Mine proposed by bcmetals and Red Chris Development Corp, – Mount Klappan Coal proposed by Fortune Minerals, – Kutcho Creek proposed by Western Keltic Mines Ltd, – Klappan Coal Bed Methane proposed by Shell Canada, – Rok Coyote Eddon proposed by Firesteel Resources, – Gnat Pass, – Schaft Creek proposed by Copper Fox Metals Inc, – Forrest Kerr Hydroelectric project proposed by Nova Gold Inc, – Foremore Mine project proposed by Roca Mines Inc, – GJ (Kiniskan) proposed by Canadian Gold Hunter Corp. Which promise to vivisect the area. This is endangered beauty, before you even consider the fact that two of these projects, the Klappan Coal Bed Methane proposed by Royal Dutch Shell (currently on hold) and Imperial Metals’ Todagin Mine, area targeting the sacred headwaters of the Tahltan People and birthplace of three vital salmon rivers 3 great rivers (The Stikine, the Skeena, and the Nass). Indeed, imperials plan is to dump tailings into the Iskut headwater chain which feeds the Stikine. With the Salmon already decimated, this seems criminal to even the most modest intellect. So I present this video with the following encouragement; go out, ride the world, see great things, but learn about them and take the time to share what you learn. – Neil Johnston
