Snow is precipitation in the form of crystalline water ice, consisting of a multitude of snowflakes. Since it is composed of small rough particles it is a granular material. It has an open and therefore soft structure, unless packed by external pressure. Snow is commonly formed when water vapor undergoes deposition high in the atmosphere at a temperature of less than 0°C (32°F), and then falls to the ground.
Who says Canada is cold in the winter? This morning we bundled up for a paddle from Kits to Stanley Park.
Self Portrait.
We weren't the only ones checking out the sunshine.
The West End. Inookshook?
Self Portrait.
We weren't the only ones checking out the sunshine.
The West End. Inookshook?
Allison and Colleen sunning themselves.
Allison
Allison in mid Yak.
Siwash Rock
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FAMILY
- 2009
- Jolly Jumper
- Wolf Creek
- 2008
- Easter in CR
- 2007
- Mini Moon
- Our Wedding
- Pre-weddin' Party
- Renovating
- 2006
- Lucas and Jakob
- Engagement
- Lantern Fest '06
- Dad's Day
- Kayak - Desolation Sound
- Easter Buddy
- Rock & Bowl
- California
- Urban Sea Kayaking
- Job on the Side
- Uncle Maurice's Truck
- Plums
- 2005
- Manning Park Summer Hike
SKIING
- 2010 Duffy
- 2007 Sproat
- 2007 Heliotrope
- 2006 Near Boston Bar
- 2006 Rogers Pass
- 2006 Ski Cayoosh
- 2006 Ski Mt. Matier
- 2005 Mt. Baker Backcountry
- 2005 Gaggle at Roger's Pass
BIKING
- Biking - Chilcotins
- Biking - Andy's Stag
- Biking - DH Ride
- Biking - Andy
- Biking - NS Ripper #2
- X Canada Trip Outline
- Ride BC
- Ride AB
- Ride MB
- Ride ON
- Ride QC
- Ride NB & PEI
- Ride NS
- Ride NF
TRAVEL
- PEI with Cameron
- Peru and Galapagos
- UK1 Birmingham
- UK2 St Andrews
- UK3 Edinburgh
- UK4 Isle of Arran
- UK5 Oban
- UK6 London
- Amsterdam
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