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Tag Archives: British Columbia
When BC, North of Whistler, Stands in for Yosemite
Untamed (2025) We all love a murder mystery, and when beautiful scenery surrounds the events, even better. We’ll be watching the second half of this 6 episode series on Netflix, tonight. So far, so good. The two main stars are … Continue reading
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Tagged British Columbia, Canada, murder mystery, National parks, Netflix, United States history
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And Yet Another Network TV Series Filmed in BC
Murder in a Small Town (2024) I have to admit, the scenery looked familiar. But it wasn’t until I saw the sign “Molly’s Reach” that I realized this series is filmed in Gibsons, the site of another perennial show, “The … Continue reading
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Tagged British Columbia, Canada, network shows, television
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Canada’s Centennial Poster Child?
Pamela Anderson (July 1, 1967) Yes, I’m being a little ‘tongue-in-cheek’ here, but in some ways, when I saw that her birthday occurred on that anniversary, I wondered if Pamela Anderson might have been born for that reason. Her birth … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, beer, birthday, British Columbia, Canada, centennial, Hollywood, relationships
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It’s Like “Northern Exposure” but Without the Humour
Virgin River We starting binge-watching this series on Netflix last night. Almost immediately I got the “Northern Exposure” vibe. But, to be honest, this one is more like a Hallmark movie. The mountains in the background weren’t fooling me: the … Continue reading
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Tagged British Columbia, Canada, healing, Hollywood, loss, love, Netflix, relationship issues, relationships, television
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Feeling in the Pink?
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Tagged British Columbia, colourful, Pacific Ocean, photography
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Hollywood North: Vancouver, British Columbia
Bird on a Wire (1990) It’s an improbable story, and full of violent encounters, but I still love this film. Why? It’s the British Columbia scenery: a reminder of my years of living there. The three main cities shown in … Continue reading
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Tagged British Columbia, fun, Hollywood, locations, movies, Vancouver
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Con-Federation: Canada and Its Provinces
Our True North, Strong and Free (to fight with the rest) National character is a very potent force when it comes to motivating individuals to join together. Regional character does the opposite. However, when it comes finding a common enemy, … Continue reading