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Recently Zipcar reached out and offered me a credit so that I could try out their service and write about it here on the blog. As somebody who owns a car and hasn't ever considered joining a carshare, I admit I was initially lukewarm to the idea.

Nope, it's not the Lotto 649 growing and growing, it's those pesky and glorious sockeye salmon making their way up the Mighty Fraser River this year! Up from a concerning 1.

Recently Zipcar reached out and offered me a credit so that I could try out their service and write about it here on the blog. As somebody who owns a car and hasn't ever considered joining a carshare, I admit I was initially lukewarm to the idea.

Recently Zipcar reached out and offered me a credit so that I could try out their service and write about it here on the blog. As somebody who owns a car and hasn't ever considered joining a carshare, I admit I was initially lukewarm to the idea.

Bummer news about that 25 million sockeye salmon I TOLD YOU were heading up the Mighty Fraser to spawn this year: the estimate is actually now 30 MILLION . Wait, that's not bummer news.

Recently Zipcar reached out and offered me a credit so that I could try out their service and write about it here on the blog. As somebody who owns a car and hasn't ever considered joining a carshare, I admit I was initially lukewarm to the idea.

Unlike skateboarding, BMX parks are extremely rare, and BMX race tracks are almost impossible to find. So when my friend asked if I wanted to go to the track at Inter-River Park in North Van, I didn't know what to expect.

PLACE: Minnekhada Regional Park (Click for Map) LOCATION: Coquitlam, B.C.

Last year, around the time that around 10 million sockeye salmon apparently went missing from the Fraser River, David Christian and I did an interview with David Suzuki for SBC Skateboard magazine (here's the POST I made about the interview).

PLACE: Northern Hemisphere LOCATION: Anyplace away from the lights This is just a friendly reminder that the Perseid Meteor Shower hit it's peak last night around Midnight but will continue to dazzle with 60-80 meteors an hour tonight then taper off