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Bumbling non-knitters try to explain why this Victoria wool shop is the bees knees.
Too much Lassie and Peter Crawford in this episode about aviation, but what can we say?
Hearty doesn't begin to describe these pies peaked with mashed potatoes, pees, and gravy.
More than big, more than salty - it's historic. Tune in and discover why you must not miss it.
Bagpipes, Banks, and things that go Bang feature in this tale about Victoria's Tudor-inspired armoury on Bay Street.
Banks, Books, Beers, Bay City Rollers ... this episode has it all.
A book launch review and the hippy Hobbity backstory on a one-of-a-kind shoe store.
It's 1918 and there's shoot-em-up pandemonium on Pandora Avenue! Discover the story of the barber-assasin who also shot himself.
In this episode we challenge listeners to find three works of art cleverly disguised as manhole covers!
Is the world's best Eddie Van Halen mural hiding in Victoria? We'll help you find Paul Archer's studio and then you can decide for yourself!
Take your binoculars or take a picnic basket, either way this is a scenic and historic place to sit back in a classic adirondak chair. Graeme and Dave explain how they found it, and where you can too!
Take your binoculars or take a picnic basket, either way this is a scenic and historic place to sit back in a classic adirondak chair. Graeme and Dave explain how they found it, and where you can too!
Graeme explains the romantic and historic backdrop to this charming green garden oasis, minutes from downtown.
Dave delivers an athletic and humorous overview of Victoria's spectacular 1994 Commonwealth Games, and tells you where to find this almost-hidden granite memento.
This place was hard to photograph, but Dave and Mike explain why it's a restaurant not to be missed.
Once you get past the adolescent potty humour, Graeme and Dave tell you about, and where to find, one of Whistler's most impressive public sculptures: The Sitting Man.
Our one-hundreth podcast episode is dedicated to our third book: it's all about Victoria, British Columbia. Dave and Graeme give a taste of what's in the book and Mike gives a taste of champagne!
The history of Whistler is at your feet. Dave tells you where to find the brass plaques, and how you can amaze your friends and ski lift companions with fascinating local history.
There's a haida canoe floating through the air at the University of British Columbia's Forestry Building. Graeme tells listeners all about it.
Dave and Mike discuss Whistler's dog culture and the spectacular Lake "Arfa" dog park.
In recognition of the recent Coronation of King Charles III of Canada, Dave and Graeme share personal royal stories and highlight several places in their 111 Places books with a royal connection.
If you've never seen train cars growing in the middle of a forrest, this is your chance!
Spooky wooden shacks and rusty old cars are all that's left of this forgotten lumber mill just a few kilometers north of Whistler.
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