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- About Me:
- David Stanley is the author of Moon Handbooks South Pacific, Moon Fiji, and Moon Tahiti, published by Avalon Travel Publishing of Berkeley, California.
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- http://www.gonanaimo.com
Go Nanaimo Travel Website
The travel website Go Nanaimo has been launched to provide photos and information on arts, events, attractions, and facilities of Nanaimo, British Columbia. Travel articles by David Stanley on every province of Canada are featured on GoNanaimo.com, as well as details of road trips from Nanaimo to Yukon Territory.
Photo pages document Nanaimo’s Dragon Boat Festival and Silly Boat Regatta, plus the Gabriola Island Gallery Tour and the Ladysmith Christmas Art Tour. There’s a report on the Hip Hop Concert organized by the Popular Participation Movement at Nanaimo’s Harbourfront Plaza. A mini-guide to the Native Plant Nursery operated by the Nanaimo and Area Land Trust is provided. The Nanaimo 50-Kilometre Holiday outlines road trips within 50 kilometres of Nanaimo.
The series “Unknown Sights of Canada” is published exclusively on this site. Travel writer David Stanley has selected little-known attractions in every Canadian province, from British Columbia’s Helmcken Falls to Argentia, Newfoundland. The historic and natural importance of each site is discussed. Viewers are introduced to the Bannock Point Petroforms east of Winnipeg, Manitoba, the summer home of American president Franklin Delano Roosevelt in New Brunswick, North America’s first commercial oil well, and the continent’s largest and tallest wooden building.
The coverage of Northern Canada is graphic and precise. A map lays out the travel routes from Nanaimo to Whitehorse and Dawson City, via the Cassiar and Alaska highways. Photo pages depict the colourful towns, scenic landscapes, and abundant wildlife of Yukon Territory. Highlights include the Liard River Hot Springs.
A new feature of GoNanaimo.com is the Go Nanaimo Blog which carries news and entertainment posts from the best little city in Canada. According to the blog description, “The Harbour City’s hidden charms are well appreciated by local residents. This blog proposes to share a few of them, while examining timely issues as they appear.”
About GoNanaimo.com
GoNanaimo.com is an online gateway to Nanaimo, British Columbia, with travel articles and photos from across Canada. Aside from Go Nanaimo the portfolio of Nanaimo web designer M.E. de Vos includes leading travel sites such as South Pacific Travel and Cuba Pictures.
Photo pages document Nanaimo’s Dragon Boat Festival and Silly Boat Regatta, plus the Gabriola Island Gallery Tour and the Ladysmith Christmas Art Tour. There’s a report on the Hip Hop Concert organized by the Popular Participation Movement at Nanaimo’s Harbourfront Plaza. A mini-guide to the Native Plant Nursery operated by the Nanaimo and Area Land Trust is provided. The Nanaimo 50-Kilometre Holiday outlines road trips within 50 kilometres of Nanaimo.
The series “Unknown Sights of Canada” is published exclusively on this site. Travel writer David Stanley has selected little-known attractions in every Canadian province, from British Columbia’s Helmcken Falls to Argentia, Newfoundland. The historic and natural importance of each site is discussed. Viewers are introduced to the Bannock Point Petroforms east of Winnipeg, Manitoba, the summer home of American president Franklin Delano Roosevelt in New Brunswick, North America’s first commercial oil well, and the continent’s largest and tallest wooden building.
The coverage of Northern Canada is graphic and precise. A map lays out the travel routes from Nanaimo to Whitehorse and Dawson City, via the Cassiar and Alaska highways. Photo pages depict the colourful towns, scenic landscapes, and abundant wildlife of Yukon Territory. Highlights include the Liard River Hot Springs.
A new feature of GoNanaimo.com is the Go Nanaimo Blog which carries news and entertainment posts from the best little city in Canada. According to the blog description, “The Harbour City’s hidden charms are well appreciated by local residents. This blog proposes to share a few of them, while examining timely issues as they appear.”
About GoNanaimo.com
GoNanaimo.com is an online gateway to Nanaimo, British Columbia, with travel articles and photos from across Canada. Aside from Go Nanaimo the portfolio of Nanaimo web designer M.E. de Vos includes leading travel sites such as South Pacific Travel and Cuba Pictures.
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The Nanaimo 50-Kilometer Holiday
GoNanaimo.com announces the creation of the Nanaimo 50-Kilometer Holiday with seven self-guided tours within a 50-kilometer radius of Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada. As gasoline prices continue to rise, vacationing locally becomes more attractive and Vancouver Island has so much to offer. The 50-Kilometer Holiday includes two walking tours within Nanaimo and five driving/bicycling tours to nearby mid-island destinations. Each tour is carefully crafted wi… Continue
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