gettingtheregreen.blogspot.com
Getting There Green: How to measure your vehicle's fuel consumption.
http://gettingtheregreen.blogspot.com/2012/03/how-to-measure-your-vehicles-fuel.html
Getting There Green is about choosing how you get where you're going, with the planet in mind. You might walk, you might bike, you might use transit, you might drive. On some days you might even mix them together. This blog helps you to understand the options and make your choices well. To a brighter future. Tuesday, March 13, 2012. How to measure your vehicle's fuel consumption. To use less fuel you should know. How much you use now. Or www.fueleconomy.gov. Why do you want to know how much fuel you use?
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Getting There Green: Planning for Getting There Green - Part 2 (updated for 2016)
http://gettingtheregreen.blogspot.com/2012/03/planning-for-getting-there-green-part-2.html
Getting There Green is about choosing how you get where you're going, with the planet in mind. You might walk, you might bike, you might use transit, you might drive. On some days you might even mix them together. This blog helps you to understand the options and make your choices well. To a brighter future. Sunday, March 11, 2012. Planning for Getting There Green - Part 2 (updated for 2016). Planning is useful, and we should plan more. I promised to give you some tools to make. Tool # 2: Make a list.
cantrailsfed.blogspot.com
Canadian Trails Federation: July 2011
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The Canadian Trails Federation is a united voice for trails throughout Canada which will link communities and meet the needs of diverse cultures and trail users for their outdoor recreation and healthy living. La Fédération canadienne des sentiers est une voix unie pour les sentiers à travers le Canada, qui permettra de relier les communautés et répondre aux besoins des diverses cultures et les utilisateurs des sentiers pour leurs loisirs et la vie saine. Saturday, 30 July 2011. Idea because the canoe.
bikealberta.wordpress.com
Cycling Trends East of Winnipeg | Bike Alberta
https://bikealberta.wordpress.com/2010/11/23/cycling-trends-east-of-winnipeg
The Alberta Source For All Things Cycling Related. Laquo; Brian Kullman Memorial CX and Beans n’ Barley Halloween CX – UPDATED w/ PHOTOS. Cowbell – An Alberta Cyclocross. Cycling Trends East of Winnipeg. By Ottawa-based, Michael Haynes, Director of TransActive Solutions and publisher of the AT-Canada blog http:/ activetransportation-canada.blogspot.com. Thursday, November 25, 2010. 6:30 pm 4th Floor Meeting Room W. R. Castell Central Library 616 Macleod Trail SE, T2G 2M2. Open to the Public. He is curren...
dawna-in-halifax.blogspot.com
Adventures in Halifax: Feels like home...
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Sunday, March 02, 2008. In June, it'll be two years since I left Ontario for the east coast. Two years. That's a long time. But it's funny. this is a place that's felt like home since the second or so week of living here. Why is this coming to mind? All because of listening to CBC's. Yet until May 2006, all my life had been spent living all over Ontario and looking for "home.". Funny even though I have friends and family in Ontario still, there's no draw for me to go back there, or to leave Nova Scotia.
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Adventures in Halifax: A quick entry
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Wednesday, November 05, 2008. It's been a lot longer than I thought since my last posting. I'll update again soon. Life has provided me with interesting changes. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A glimpse in the life of a transplanted gal from Ontario now living in the Maritimes. A glimpse in the life of a transplanted gal from Ontario now living in the Maritimes. It's been almost three years now since I relocated to the Maritimes. It's amazing the changes life offers! View my complete profile.
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Adventures in Halifax: I think it's time.
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Monday, June 01, 2009. I think it's time. Yup, I think it's time to close this chapter. I've spent more time filtering what I write here, and I know there aren't very many people that read this blog. So maybe I'll start a new chapter soon. For now, though, this one is finished. Thanks to those who lurked and read. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A glimpse in the life of a transplanted gal from Ontario now living in the Maritimes. View my complete profile. My sister the nurse. I think its time.
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Adventures in Halifax: Bud the Spud
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Thursday, April 23, 2009. Bud the Spud, you will be missed. I hope you and your wife enjoy retirement, and that someone looks after the business well! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A glimpse in the life of a transplanted gal from Ontario now living in the Maritimes. A glimpse in the life of a transplanted gal from Ontario now living in the Maritimes. It's been almost three years now since I relocated to the Maritimes. It's amazing the changes life offers! View my complete profile.
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Adventures in Halifax
http://dawna-in-halifax.blogspot.com/2008/12/hi-friends-i-wanted-to-take-moment.html
Wednesday, December 31, 2008. I wanted to take a moment, before things got too hectic this afternoon, to wish all of you (whoever you may be) a very happy new year. :) I hope 2009 brings with it everything you could wish for, and that it's a happy, healthy start to the year. I've got a few wishes for the new year, and am hopeful they will come true. Not a believer in resolutions, as they can be more pressure than they're worth. Hugs to you all! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Adventures in Halifax: Summertime and the living is busy!
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008. Summertime and the living is busy! It's been a while since I posted an entry. It's been a fun and busy summer. This past weekend I went to Newfoundland for the first time! Let me start from the beginning. This brings us to Thursday:. We had to walk through a bog full of pitcher plants, through ferns and brush and over rocks, over moss and whatever else we were stepping on, in order to get up there. It was more work than we expected, but Nickolas loved it. And that's a story un...
