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- Bryan and Vikki
- British Columbia far NW corner, Canada
- Early 60's male and female lovers of the outdoors. We stay out here in this remote area from Sept through to June. This is our 5th year. Just the two of us, plus our dogs Hannah and Ishi and our Japanese Bobtail cat Bee plus 2 chickens
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3 comments:
Your recent photos have been remarkable, an absolute joy to review.
It appears that the elements have taken their tole on the cabin. What are your plans for it, if any?
We've had only a few inches of snow in MN, and a very warm winter, certainly not enough to dig out the snowshoes so I've enjoyed looking at a real winter.
nice pics . i have followed blog for couple years now and very jealous of your lives i am a fellow nova scotia trapper and miss cold snowy winters but maybe some day i will move to bc and run a remote trapline too but right now running a family and spending all our spare time in the woods.
The pictures on your blog are amazing. I just love reading about what you do and I respect it. Keep up the good work.
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