This month saw Loopers reconnecting on the trail (!), at least partially. We also include a report this month from our new European branch of Loopers. Since we were in Step One of BC's Restart, we could walk in groups of up to 10, and gather post-walk in the same-sized groups. It seemed fitting to …
Most Loopers have now had their first vaccination shot, but Covid numbers in BC are still relatively high, so people opted to keep their walking groups small again: six or fewer, and to stay (generally speaking) within their local zones. One core Looper had to reluctantly sit out this month's walk, due to an uncooperative …
We're still not walking in larger groups. So people designed their own outings again this month. Although the walk fell on Easter Sunday, many people left the chocolate bunnies at home and headed out. Michael and Jean, Fred and Joette: Bridgman Park – Princess Park – Lynn Valley Link We followed a route that the …
This month Loopers were once again constrained to walking alone or in family groups. 24 individuals headed out, spanning the lower mainland from the North Shore to Delta and from Crescent Beach to Agassiz. Participants were challenged to photograph trees of interest and proved to be up to the challenge. Individual outings are documented below. …
Post walk zoom gathering Two days before our February Looper walk, Dr. Bonnie Henry announced that the orders which have restricted daily life and socialization in B.C. were going to stay in place indefinitely. "We need to protect the progress we have made," she stated; which, translated into Looperese, meant that this month's walk was to …
To comply with current provincial regulations, we are walking in our bubbles again this month. The general experience was that the weather was better than expected on Sunday, but the prior days of rain meant that pretty well everyone mentioned a lot of MUD. Adrienne I just went out the back from my place and …
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