Welcome to the British Columbia Paleontological Alliance website. If you are interested in the fossil history of BC you will find information about collecting fossils and our organization. Member societies of the BCPA across the province hold monthly meetings open to the public, and spring and summer field trips which are restricted to society members. Guest speakers at the monthly meetings explore the latest thinking on aspects of paleontology.

Welcome to my mountain world in Yoho National Park. With only 250 residents living in Field we all know our neighbours and all of us live here because of our amazing lifestyles. An ideal base for exploring Yoho, Lake Louise, Banff, Glacier National Park, Icefields Parkway, or Kootenay National Park.

Hiking in Hokkaido, when I had more hair. Research Consultant for the Yinka Dene Language Institute. Co-Editor, the Northwest Journal of Linguistics. Mail sent to this address is forwarded to wherever I am actually reading my email. I write about linguistics at Language Log. And occasionally about other topics at my personal blog. Downloadable Papers and Other Documents.

Welcome to The Buffaloberry Bed and Breakfast. Our purpose built lodge hosts four cozy guest rooms and a common Great Room, perfect for relaxing after a day on the slopes, or lounging after breakfast and a place to enjoy some fireside conversation with our other in house guests, like minded travellers from around the world. The experience is as magnificent as the scenery! Explore the Buffaloberry Bed and Breakfast. A fantastic start to your day.

This is a collection of high altitude cultural, travel and mountaineering images from locations around the world over the last forty years. Sunday, October 31, 2010. Sharon Wood leads easier snow and ice above the very difficult serac barrier we had just overcome at 21,000 feet on the South Face of Aconcagua, Central Andes, Argentina, in November, 1984. Above her about 3000 vertical feet of classic alpine terrain separates us from the summit. Thursday, October 28, 2010.

These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. Some steep ice and P2 of Cyber Pasty Memorial. The last 30 meters are really fun ice climbing up the front of the curtain. View of the Curtain Call area from the Road. Mixed climbing on the ice babbles miraculously frozen to the rock.