Christmas in Canada

It's a bizzare feeling experiencing a white Christmas for the first time..for me Christmas means; bbq's, mangos, searing sun, beaches and mates!

This year it was all about snow, egg nog, turkey dinners and mulled wine...in between working all day and night and battling the cold Santa gave me ;)

Canada - welcome to my hometown

After I clocked off work today the village looked extra ridiculous, it was puking with snow and the sun was peeping through the clouds.

Here's my hometown, the village and the walk from work I'm blessed to do every morning. 

Canada Week 6/7

The weather gods are brewing!!! It's snowing, snowing, snowing!!! 

    

Canada week 5

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas here in Whis, with all the lights beaming  every night and carols being blared it's hard not to get into the festive spirit.

Work has been busy busy and the sun goes down just after 4pm but today we managed to go on a quick hike in the rain to visit Lost Lake - once a crystal clear lake surrounded by multicoloured leaves is now a blue kaleidoscope of ice and snow..

Canada week 4.5

Too much radness, too much snow...never enough snow.

Week 4.5 has given the goods! All of us have the weekdays off and there's nothing better to do than shred some mountains, down some après and enjoy some gewwwwd vibes! 

Canada week 4

The mountain is open, the snow is falling, the weather is well into the minuses and everyone is shreddin! 

I've been on this incredible adventure for a month, it's been the craziest and raddest days of my life! 

Here's to many more months in this winter wonderland! 

Canada week 3

Week 3 has been craziness! Daniel turned 28 on the 18th, to celebrate we all headed to The Spaghetti Factory then got all boozed up before venturing to MoeJoe's to see Major Lazer! 

Sick night with rad mates!

Canada week 2

Week 2 in whistler has been all kinds of rad! 

Hiked from Whistler Village through to Lost Lake Park to take one of the many hiking trails around the Lost Late Loop and gaze in wonder at the epicness it offered.

We also took the bus to Function Junction, a 10 min drive away from the village and walked the train tracks to find the abandoned remains of a train wreck which now serves as a canvas for local and international street artist, detouring on the way to chill by Cheakamus River.