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Reflecting on the recent hunter moon, I was taken by the reminder that full moons are a time to assess and let go/ perhaps a time to change. The temperature sure made change this week! Hello single digits and frosty mornings. Raise your hand if you were somewhere...
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On The Road There is nothing like the feeling you get when you turn off the highway and onto the Mount Cain road. It does not matter if you are coming south from McNeill, Hardy, Sointula, or Alert Bay. Or heading north from Sayward, Campbell River and beyond. As soon...
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It was nearing 6:00pm last Saturday when the mighty Vikings from South of Sayward went up against the Vikings of The Real North Island in a Tug of War. Tensions were high as Vikings big and small grabbed the rope with grit and determination and pulled like the snow...
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Yup, it’s time for Viking Fest! If you come to Cain for Viking Fest this weekend, you better prepare for a hjaldr (‘battle) in the snowboard cross. The course includes a fast course on Blueberry, complete with øksen (axe) throwing. Only the frœkn (brave)...
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The snow was falling as vehicles rolled in last Friday evening, and it kept coming all weekend. The wind on Saturday made for some interesting effects, but by Sunday, there was nothing but light, fluffy snow on the mountain, and smiles on faces. Shouts of joy emanated...
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If a group of porcupines is a prickle and a group of jellyfish is a swam, what does one call a group of people who live their best life at Cain? Some observers consider all Cainites to be the same species. I, on the other hand, believe there are several species in the...
