The Best Attractions In Maryhill

Sedona Arizona ~ Full Time RV Travel

In this video, we show a brief peek of the town of Sedona Arizona and its surrounding scenery.



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Greener Pastures EP5: Racing: Featuring Kyle Martin

With the Greener Pastures filming section in Switzerland coming to a close, we were all ready to get to Kozakov and join the party. Oh yes, and practice the course with the best racers in the world, especially now that we had become comfortable with the European style road construction in a group dynamic.

The 3Heads have filmed Kozakov Challenge since 2009, and with their experience and ability to speak the language makes it an extremely exciting event to cover. We couldn't be happier being part of making the event well known again through high quality media, and this time highlighting the Greener Pastures riders.

A bonus for the project, five Greener Pastures riders placed in the top ten! Congrats!

1st - Patrick Switzer
4th - James Kelly
6th - George Mackenzie
7th - Ramón Königshausen
9th - Kyle Martin

The Greener Pastures tour was exhausting, yet an invaluable adventure to remember because of the people, the skating and the life experiences in a foreign land. It is an absolute pleasure to expose the phenomenal free-riding in Switzerland. Yet, let it be known that European style road construction is some of the most dangerous to ride. If you decide to visit, talk to the locals and more specifically Samy at Roll Laden Skate Tours to help plan your trip, and be informed of the laws and the best places to skate. Be cautious, and ride with locals!

Roll Laden Contact: nopain@nobrain.ch @

Please visit skategreenerpastures.com for background information on the Greener Pastures series. There is still more in the works!

Click here for the Greener Pastures series playlist.


Gather some friends and watch the series start to finish!
If you would like to host a screening without internet streaming, contact patrickswitzer@gmail.com.


A big thanks to the Greener Pastures riders, and those at Kozakov Challenge for being part of the last episode!

Matt Arderne - Fibretec Skateboards - South Africa
John Barnet - Kebbek Skateboards - Canada
Samy Cantieni - Roll-Laden Skate Tours - Switzerland
James Kelly - Arbor Collective - USA
Ramón Königshausen - Airflow Skateboards - Switzerland
Yvon Labarthe - Abec 11 Wheels - Switzerland
George Mackenzie - Sector 9 - Canada
Kyle Martin - Landyachtz Longboards - Canada
Patrick Switzer - Orangatang Wheels - Canada



Producer: Patrick Switzer
Director: Vit Hasek, 3Heads Production

HOW TO LONGBOARD A PUMP TRACK IN LAS VEGAS HUNGOVER

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Gulliver's Lake - A Carefree RV Resort

Welcome to Gulliver’s Lake, a seasonal RV Resort and one of the top campgrounds in southern Ontario. For over 30 years, Gulliver’s Lake has been a friendly, well-maintained family escape that brings guests back year after year.

We welcome you to a true natural wonder, our 14-acre lake spring-fed by artesian wells. We also offer organized events, safe swimming and areas to host your next family or company picnic. Come and enjoy seclusion and carefree living at Gulliver’s Lake and swim in the cleanest waters in Southern Ontario.

Our Park features over 200 sites available for seasonal use, staffed year-round by professional managers to assist you with any of your needs. We have everything you will need for a relaxing stay including shower & washroom facilities, floating rafts & docks, shuffleboard, kayak & paddleboat rentals, and a covered pavilion. Gulliver's also offers day passes for you to come and enjoy the lake and other amenities, hours are 9am-7:30pm, 7 days a week!

Gulliver's Lake RV Resort is also the perfect location for seasoned and novice divers alike. Many local diving schools come here to train and dive for pleasure. As host of the 2002 Provincial Triathalon, Gulliver's Lake is also a popular training spot for local triathletes.

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Terrance Stanley Terry Fox, CC (July 28, 1958 June 28, 1981) was a Canadian humanitarian, athlete, and cancer treatment activist. He became famous for the Marathon of Hope, a cross-Canada run to raise money for cancer research, which Fox ran with one prosthetic leg. He is considered one of Canada's greatest heroes and is celebrated internationally every September as people participate in the Terry Fox Run, the world's largest one-day fundraiser for cancer research.

In 2004, Terry Fox was voted 2nd place on The Greatest Canadian.

Terry Fox was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada to Rolly and Betty Fox. He was raised in Vancouver, British Columbia and then moved to the family home on Morrill Street in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, with his older brother Fred[1], his younger brother Darrell, and his sister Judith.

[edit] Sports
Four things were evident about him; first, he loved sports of all kinds - soccer, rugby union, baseball, and diving. Second, he was not tall; hence he had to work harder than the bigger kids. Third, he was extremely competitive. Lastly, he had a huge amount of determination. Fox's father, Rolly Fox, recalls that his son was very competitive in everything from board games to table hockey.[2] Rolly notes that if you were better than him at the start, he'd keep playing until he was better than you...It didn't matter what it was, he hated to lose.[3]

In junior high school, Fox loved basketball and wanted to play guard on the Mary Hill Cobras team. He was only 5 feet tall at the time and mediocre at the game. In order to achieve his goal, he spent every day practicing his basketball skills. By grade ten, he was one of the best guards. In senior high school he was a starting guard for the Port Coquitlam Ravens. Thus, he achieved his goal because of his determination. In grade eight, Bob McGill, his physical education teacher suggested Fox should try out for cross country running. At that time, Fox completely had no interest in running but he started training anyway, because he had so much respect for his coach. Fox found the running exhausting but at the end, his coach praised his work ethic. And Fox kept that to the end of his days.

In his teenage years, he won numerous medals in diving and swimming competitions, and impressed many people with his stamina and endurance. Though many of his instructors encouraged him to stay with water sports and train professionally, instead he pursued his dream of becoming a physical education teacher. After graduating with honours from Port Coquitlam Senior Secondary School (which was later renamed Terry Fox Secondary School in his honour), he studied kinesiology at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, British Columbia. Fox was an active student at SFU and participated in a variety of on-campus clubs and groups.

[edit] Crash
On November 12, 1976, Fox was driving back home along Port Coquitlam's highway in his green 1968 Ford Cortina. He was distracted by a bridge construction site, but the person in the truck did not get injured

In 1977, after feeling pain in his right knee, he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. This is a form of cancer that strikes men more than women, usually around ages ten to twenty-five. Very often the cancer starts at the knee, then works its way up into the muscles and tendons. At the time, the only way to treat his condition was to amputate his right leg several inches above the knee.

Fox believed that the injury from the 1976 crash had weakened his knee and made it more susceptible to cancer, although his doctors disagreed.[4] The causes of osteosarcoma are not known.

Three years after losing his leg, the young athlete decided to run from coast to coast in order to raise money for cancer research. In creating the Marathon of Hope, his goal was to raise $1 from each Canadian citizen. In February of 1979, Terry Fox began training for the Marathon of Hope by running one-quarter of a mile. By the conclusion of his preparation-training 14 months later, Fox had run 5,085 kilometres or 3,159.5 miles.

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987 Bakervale | Ottawa Real Estate Presented By CherryPickHomes.ca

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This outstanding brand new home has been constructed by a boutique builder who takes great pride in his work. The finishes exceed common standards and the design elements speak for themselves. You would be hard pressed to find this attention to quality and style in homes priced much higher, and in neighbourhoods within minutes of this address.

Incomparable value! We invite you to compare.

The price of this home includes upgrades builders typically add as extras to the price tag of a new home:

• Superior quality finishes -- granite, marble, stone, porcelain, solid 3/4 Canadian Sugar Maple hardwood on the main, 2nd storey and stairwell, stainless steel, glass tiles, gas fireplace, BBQ gas bib, pot lights, valance lighting, roof and windows with lifetime warranties and networked throughout.

• 7 high end stainless steel appliances -- counter depth fridge, slide-in range, range hood, dishwasher and microwave, front load washer and dryer.

• Professionally and completely landscaped -- Hardscapes include interlocking stone driveway, walkway and front steps; two large eco-friendly decks, one spanning the rear of the house, another on the side of the house with a pergola; privacy cedar fencing with lattice around the large deck; riverwash accents. Softscapes include grasses, perennial plantings, sod, conifers, and hedging around the perimeter of the property. Great care was taken during construction to preserve a magnificent black walnut tree on the corner of the lot. This tree is a landmark, and the pride of the neighbourhood.

Brunswick to Damariscotta, Maine on US 1 Dashcam Drive

This drive takes you from Brunswick, Maine to Damariscotta, via US Highway 1. The fall leaves were just beginning to turn, when I made this drive in late September, 2016.

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I made this trip in early October, 2016. Video shot with a Brinno TLC-200 Pro time-lapse camera, mounted on my roof with a homemade magnetic case. I travel with two Brinno cameras - one facing forward, the other in reverse. Sometimes the reverse camera captures better video (fewer raindrops and bugs hit the rear-view lens).

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Our Trips to San Francisco and Hearst Castle on January 2013

Mr.Heru (or should we say Dr. Heru :)) and Mrs. Aida visited LA last December and January...and we had good trips to San Francisco and Hearst Castle.