Vancouver Island – Johnstone Strait & Broughton Archipelago Expedition in BC

Posted on September 10, 2015 by Administrator

Kayak the realm of the whales in British Columbia

This expedition is a professionally-guided 6-day kayaking journey exploring the beautiful Broughton Archipelago and Johnstone Strait area of British Columbia. This is a one-way tour, which means no back tracking, and experiencing something new every day. This region is famous for its abundant wildlife, including orca, humpback and minke whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals and sea lions, diverse intertidal life, spectacular scenery and rich history.Camp on remote beaches, view wildlife in their natural habitat, eat gourmet meals prepared by your guides, and then watch the sun go down with a warm cup of tea in hand after a great day of fun, sun and camaraderie with your fellow kayakers. No experience necessary.We want you to fall in love with kayaking and our unique coast, and our passion shows in everything we do. We also offer several 4-8 day trips for all experience levels in famous Desolation Sound, the Nuchatlitz Provincial Park on the west coast of Vancouver Island, and in the wild Great Bear Rainforest on the Central Coast.

If you are more into ‘Glamping’ style, join our luxury 4-day base-camp tour in Johnstone Strait. Kayak the realm of the orcas and relax in our wood-fired hot tub with the best view overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Unique and breathtaking.

Source: Vancouver Island – Johnstone Strait & Broughton Archipelago Expedition in BC

Small is Beautiful | HomeDSGN

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Administrator

Andrew and Gabriella Morrison recently completed the hOMe project, a 221 square feet tiny house on wheels. Although it’s a tiny house, the Morrissons hOMe features a fully equipped kitchen, a 3/4 bath and a full staircase to get up to the bedroom loft. The Morrissons spent around $33,000 to build their house, furniture and appliances included. “I have been a professional builder for roughly 20 years and I can tell you from experience that paying someone to build your house will likely double the total cost” A. Morrison said. Not everyone will share the couple’s enthusiasm for living small, but those who want to know more about their project can check the Tiny House Blog and Tiny House Build. Photos by: Tiny House Build Via TreeHugger

See More: Small is Beautiful: hOMe by Andrew & Gabriella Morrison | HomeDSGN

Stay In The Majestic Bus

Posted on August 31, 2015 by Administrator

In the lush, rolling countryside near the picturesque village of Hay-on-Wye, England, sits a bus parked in a large garden. Contrary to what you might believe, it’s anything but an eyesore, because this is no ordinary bus. This is the Majestic Bus, a bus that was converted into a beautiful cabin able to accommodate up to eight people (four inside and four camping outside).Set in the beautiful countryside, this converted bus is a perfect getaway for city dwellers, and its surrounding garden is an explosion of color. Visitors can relax on the patio outside the bus and take in the natural beauty. The gardens, which also grow vegetables, are managed by a local family, who sell what they grow at the Hay-on-Wye farmers market.

Inside, the bus has been completely remodeled.

Source: Have A Magical Stay In The Majestic Bus

Lake O’hara | Lodge Cabins | British Columbia, Canada

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With the shores of Lake O’Hara literally at your doorstep, these cozy one bedroom cabins are the definition of a mountain retreat. A queen bed hand crafted by a local artisan is complemented by a day bed to relax and read a book on. Its own bathroom with a hot shower completes the picture. After a days hike curl up under a Hudson bay blanket on your deck and watch the mountains change as the day comes to a close.“The setting and hiking are of course spectacular, but it’s really the accommodations and joyful attitude that carries the magic. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and hope to be regulars.”

Could you live in a tiny house?

Posted on August 25, 2015 by Administrator

Beth Ann “B.A.” Norrgard worked more than 20 years as a paralegal in a large downtown law firm when she decided to make a big change in her life—she moved into a tiny house. For the past year and half, Norrgard has lived her dream in a 112-square-foot tiny house she built herself (pictured at …

By KERRY CURRY

Source: SelfStorage.com Moving BlogCould you live in a tiny house? – SelfStorage.com Moving Blog

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