Travel Photo of the Day – The Province
Pioneer Elevator. Taken somewhere between Olds and Minaret, Alberta. One of the many beautiful flowers you will see in the Burmis area. Explore a land of mystic peaks, enchanted forests and crystal fields of ice. Not so far, far away in a place
Source: www.theprovince.com

B.C. cultural centre takes visitors on spiritual journey – The Province
In the shadow of mountains soon to host the upcoming Olympic downhill ski competitions, Rick Harry carves his way into a distant past. The 51-year-old artisan is working on visual echoes from the oral history of his ancestors as he carves final
Source: www.theprovince.com

Mileposts, With South Africa Around the Bend – New York Times
After Beijing in 2008 and before Johannesburg in 2010, it was hard to amass exotic datelines in 2009. But sports had their moments, worth remembering as the year comes to a close. COLUMBUS, OHIO, FEB. 11 An eerie storm straight out of “The Wizard
Source: www.nytimes.com

Longtime wannabe, Whistler is ready for its Olympic run – OregonLive.com
Paul Morrison The Peak 2 Peak gondola, which debuted last year, stretches nearly three miles between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. Whistler was born for this. In 1966 a group of Vancouver businessmen opened Whistler Mountain for skiing with the
Source: www.oregonlive.com

Filip Bondy, seer of seers, gives you the lowdown on the year to come – New York Daily News
Clairvoyance is a curse. I try not to depress you with these things, but as a responsible soothsayer I need to warn my readers about the impending gloom that will envelop New York sports in the months ahead, wrecking their hopes and viewing pleasure
Source: www.nydailynews.com

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