
Canoeing to Keji Site 45, May 2023 —
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This year's Victoria Day long-weekend trip into the backcountry of Kejimkujik National Park had a lot of weather but it was another fun trip with friends.
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I’m at home in Halifax, NS, Canada, where it’s 9°, which feels like 6°, with light rain at 9:08am.
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This year's Victoria Day long-weekend trip into the backcountry of Kejimkujik National Park had a lot of weather but it was another fun trip with friends.
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I was too tired when I got home last night to post a photo from my long weekend in the backcountry, so here it is.
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The old Memorial Library on Spring Garden road has been closed for years now with no plan in sight.
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Halifax has a reputation for being run by people who don't walk anywhere, leading to things like sidewalks being closed for ten months and counting.
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As my distaste for Twitter has grown over the last while I decided to see if I could deploy my own instance of Mastodon, a federated, distributed social network.
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A couple of years ago I posted the most popular article on the site on how to use PHP and cURL to post to the Mastodon API.
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Desperate for a relatively local hiking challenge this year, I decided to finally hike the Liberty Lake Loop, a 56km trail in Kejimkujik National Park.
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It's been about three years or so since the Wil-Bo-Wil cabin was built in Kejimkujik's backcountry, and even though I've passed it many times on hikes destined for elsewhere in the park I've never actually stayed there.
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After taking last year off from our (mostly) annual tradition, three friends and I jumped back into a couple of canoes and headed into the backcountry of Kejimkujik National Park for the Victoria Day long weekend.
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You read it in books and see it in documentaries but you can't quite get the scale of these places until you've stood next to one of these places and taken it all in. The sheer scale and size of the terraces, buildings and temples on these sites is astonishing.
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We decided to do the Marangu Route, otherwise known as the Coca-Cola Route.