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Yearly Archives: 2011
Food, folk & farmers market
Last weekend’s Vancouver Island Music Fest was blessed with warm weather, peaceful crowds, some good food and great music. It kicked off this year with Alison Krauss & Union Station playing a separate Thursday night concert. I’ve seen her a … Continue reading
Prawns & other fishy business
I often share tables and menus with people who have not spent the past half dozen years or so obsessing about food to the same degree as I, and who therefore do not have as much trouble finding something edible … Continue reading
Victoria’s farmers markets
If you consulted the BC Association of Farmers Markets Marketfinder, you might be forgiven for thinking there are only two farmers markets in Victoria. We visited a couple of off-the-list markets last Saturday, and there are many more besides. It’s … Continue reading
Food – sight and sound
B is for Bananas (if you didn’t know why it was important to buy these organic and Fairtrade, here’s your briefing) BANANAS!* trailer. B is also for Bees Queen of the Sun trailer from Youtube. And … Continue reading
Canada Day on the Gorge
The very best thing about living along the Gorge Waterway is the annual closure of Gorge Road for an all-day Canada Day picnic. The peace of morning – the road closes first thing for set-up – is charmingly broken by … Continue reading









