Thank you to Fred and Connie on Calvert Island for the treat!
West Coast action!
Hmmm, crab feast.
Sunrise somewhere on the northern tip of Vancouver Island
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This is what we live for...
“When we walk to the edge of all the light we have and step into the darkness of the unknown, we must believe that one of two things will happen. There will be something solid for us to stand on or we will be taught to fly.”
- Patrick Overton
Who We Are
Angela and Christine
Christine
Those who have travelled, worked or played with Christine have witnessed her endurance, her passion for life, and her joyous demeanor. Christine completely embraces all projects that she is a part of and sees everything through to the very end. She is a high functioning and very gifted guide who pays attention to every detail and has the ability to see the big picture. This woman’s gifts extend far beyond her guiding career. Christine’s gift for leadership, organization and writing led her to the position of project manager for two major tourism analysis reports conducted in Chile. Her travels throughout the world have instilled in Christine a deep love for sacred places and a heart for the quiet voices of the less fortunate.
Angela
Angela is an incredibly strong and talented individual. Her athletic ability is impressive however her constant drive to push through physical and mental blocks is even more so. She is an accomplished white water paddler and instructor, having expeditioned in the far reaches of Tibet, Nepal and Bhutan. She is also a sea kayak guide along the BC coast. She excels in her field, always aspiring to reach new heights, constantly teaching and inspiring those around her. She is a high energy and happy person to be around. Living, working and playing in the outdoors comes naturally to this woman. Her ease and competence when in this environment is evident, instilling confidence and utmost trust in those who accompany her in these wild places.
STATS
Last Updated: Aug 17th
Days Gone: 106 days
Distance Paddled: 1279 Nautical Miles (2417 Kilometers)
Longest Day: 28 Nautical Miles
Fully Loaded: 250 pounds (gear, food, boat - each!)
Days Gone: 106 days
Distance Paddled: 1279 Nautical Miles (2417 Kilometers)
Longest Day: 28 Nautical Miles
Fully Loaded: 250 pounds (gear, food, boat - each!)
The Coast
Vancouver (Galiano) to Juneau (Glacier Bay) - 1600km
Where are we now? Find us on SPOT
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crossingbordersexpedtion@gmail.com
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Be Inspired Always
Contact: crossingbordersexpedition@gmail.com
Contact: crossingbordersexpedition@gmail.com
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