The grind, I'm back to it.
14/07/08 22:00 Filed in: Work
I just got back from Whistler this morning after a
whirlwind tour. I had about a million things to get
done up there including two shoots, and I think I
got about 800 000 of them completed. The rest will
have to wait till next trip. Highlights included
some of the best wedding speeches I've ever heard,
Sushi Village, summer shred
(watch here for a Dano cameo),
some family time ( I hauled rounds of firewood
around for the old man), home cooking, quality
time at the skatepark with old friend and
legendary luddite Scotty (Vinyl Ritchie) Arkwell and Robby Picard of
the WVSC, and working with some
really great folks.
The best part by far was casting a dry line and watching a trout take my caddis pattern. I don't care that he was 8 inches long, and I don't care that my 15 year old waders are so leaky that I was soaked from the nipples down, because I was tossing flies like I never stopped, and man, I love me some fishing.
While I was gone Rob Haggart of the widely read blog "A Photo Editor" put out a posting with a listing of outdoor photographers. After a little bribe, he even included me.
So... good times in Whistler. It was cool to see Rich Carlson skate for a minute as well. Until he went to the medical clinic.
The best part by far was casting a dry line and watching a trout take my caddis pattern. I don't care that he was 8 inches long, and I don't care that my 15 year old waders are so leaky that I was soaked from the nipples down, because I was tossing flies like I never stopped, and man, I love me some fishing.
While I was gone Rob Haggart of the widely read blog "A Photo Editor" put out a posting with a listing of outdoor photographers. After a little bribe, he even included me.
So... good times in Whistler. It was cool to see Rich Carlson skate for a minute as well. Until he went to the medical clinic.
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