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Slideshow: The Map Wall Project - A journey through the high country of Southwestern British Columbia by Richard So · Wednesday, October 7th, 2015

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Organized by: Cora Skaien.

Start: Wednesday, Oct. 7th, 7:00 pm
Pre-trip meeting location: ESB 1012 (Earth and Ocean Sciences)

Description:

Come join us for our first slideshow of the year with an amazing presentation by our very own Richard So! Afterward, those who are keen, can stick around while we enjoy some beers and other beverages at a nearby pub.

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The Map Wall Project - A journey through the high country of Southwestern British Columbia

 

Join Rich So as he presents some of his favourite trips in the high country of Southwestern British Columbia. Rich’s adventures of choice are long obscure mountain hikes, scrambles and ski trips to places ranging from the granite ridges above Princess Louisa Inlet to the open country of the South Chilcotin, the rarely visited summit of Mount Judge Howay and points beyond. Despite the enormous amount of suffering he puts himself (to say nothing of his unsuspecting trip partners) through, Rich always comes away with incredible photos of smiling, happy people and the wonderful terrain in our backyard.  

Born and raised in Vancouver, Rich So didn't discover the outdoors until university when he joined the Varsity Outdoor Club, where he learned to ski and climb. After a few years, he assembled two collages of topographic maps, collages that now cover his walls.  Rich is out exploring the mountains around Vancouver on foot and by ski every chance he gets.  See more of what Rich has been up to and get some ideas for trips at Rich’s blog (www.richso.blogspot.ca).

 

 

Posted: 2015-09-16 13:10:54
Last modified: 2015-10-05 08:15:11