Jan Thomas Rossiter

Irish Winter Olympian – Respiratory Therapist – Outdoor Enthusiast

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Haida Gwaii

December 30, 2022by janrossiter Leave a comment

Between some of the trips documented in the Autumn 2022 post, we also took time off work to visit Haida Gwaii. Specifically we took an overnight ferry from Prince Rupert […]

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Autumn 2022

December 30, 2022by janrossiter Leave a comment

Despite having declared the summer over in my previous blog post, the weather had other ideas. This autumn was dubbed “hot-umn” in the Calgary area. Consequently we enjoyed at least […]

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Summer 2022

December 30, 2022by janrossiter Leave a comment

Spring turned to summer and the abundant snowpack slowly melted away, helping to keep forest fires at bay. We started off the main hiking season with a favourite that we […]

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2022

Spring 2022

July 22, 2022by janrossiter Leave a comment

This spring in the Rockies near Calgary has been marked by rain, and a persistent snowpack which has delayed our hiking adventures (and brought relief to farmers, so we can’t […]

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Easter in the UK

July 22, 2022by janrossiter Leave a comment

After over two and a half years away, we were able to make a trip back to the UK this April. We were greeted by friends right at the airport, […]

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2022

Spring Racing

April 13, 2022by janrossiter Leave a comment

After the brutally cold weather of early winter, the temperatures relented and we were able to start gathering kilometers on skis again. In February and March we were able to […]

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2022

Early Winter 21/22

February 21, 2022by janrossiter Leave a comment

After our lovely trips in the autumn it was time to wait for the snow to fly again…

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2022

Juan de Fuca Trail

November 6, 2021by janrossiter Leave a comment

In late September we had planned to make a visit to the UK, but sadly that ultimately wasn’t possible. Not wanting to waste our booked vacation time, we threw together […]

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2021

Larch Days

November 6, 2021by janrossiter Leave a comment

Last year we declared a new holiday – Larch Day – which falls around the 3rd weekend in September. I regret that the calculations that determine the exact date must […]

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2021

Peak Summer

September 21, 2021by janrossiter 1 Comment

While work has been busy, and the Covid situation dismal in Alberta, we have still been able to get out on weekend adventures. Sunday nights often include drying out the […]

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