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5 Must Do’s on Vancouver Island This Summer

Posted by kayleenvanderree on August 6, 2016

Although I am currently far from Vancouver Island, I can’t help but to dream about my home and the adventures I have had. There is so much more to Vancouver Island than what initially meets the eye.

Need some suggestions for what to add to your bucket list this summer? Read the recent article I wrote for Live Out There to find my suggestions.

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I’m super excited to announce my partnership with @hellyhansen. I’ve got some pretty stellar trips lined up (#coronadependent) this summer exploring the BC coast and I am grateful for the support of @hellyhansen!

I told my job that I won’t be working until we have figured out a better way to manage this epidemic. There are so many emotions we are all feeling and so many consequences to consider. If you’re anything like me, you would rather be anywhere but stationary, stuck at home. So it’s the dilemma as a responsible citizen whether or not to escape into the mountains or coastline that we also call our home. SAR and Canadian Coast Guard are asking us to stay home. But what if your home is on the ocean? Where do we draw the line? #covid19 Selfies from happy places just last week.⛵️🏂

Despite the overall lack of wind on our week of “sailing”, we still only burned 25 gallons of fuel. 4 of us traveled by ferry to meet the boat. 5 of us shared 35 feet of space. We all carried 60lbs on our backs in search of snow instead of hiring a helicopter. So what did we prove? Perhaps that conscious travel is possible with the right group of people. But mostly, it showed me that exploring our backyard is even more enjoyable at a pace of a sailboat and our two feet. As we entered back into service we quickly saw how much had changed while we were on our own adventure. I’m even more grateful now for the week of deep chats, no cell service, creative freedom, the chance to push ourselves physically and a week of bliss before being consumed by anxiety and confusion that the rest of the world had already been a part of. I’m grateful for the company aboard and the support from @mustangsurvival #livebeyondland Stay tuned for more in @pacific_yachting and @snowboardcanada 📸: @shrediger

A ship is only as good as its ̶c̶a̶p̶t̶a̶i̶n̶ crew! Good thing it was a pretty rad one! @abbydells @shrediger @caleyvanular @gandrewshenko @mustangsurvival #livebeyondland #mustangsurvival

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