5 Women Adventure Videos That Are Full of Grit Volume 2
Read volume 1 here This year, Canada's Christine Sinclair has passed Abby Wambach to become the soccer player with the most international...
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Meg Cuthbert
- Sep 30, 2019
Upper Myra Falls - Vancouver Island Hike
It's mostly single-track trail that is nicely nestled in with foliage. The surface terrain is very soft and springy, and although it had
Meg Cuthbert
- Sep 3, 2019
An Adventure Lady’s Guide to Campbell River: Sass, Class, and Kicking Ass
Campbell River is most commonly known for its sport fishing. Fishy people come from around the world to dive into this sport fishing mecca.
Meg Cuthbert
- Aug 27, 2019
Ripple Rock Campbell River - Vancouver Island Hike
The Ripple Rock hike is a 7.7 kilometre out and back trek to the Ripple Rock viewpoint. The hike is around four hours, depending on how aggr
Meg Cuthbert
- Mar 8, 2019
5 Women Adventure Videos That Are Full of Grit
These are five profiles of adventurous women that you’ve probably never heard of. They’re not all professional athletes, but they all have a
Meg Cuthbert
- Feb 5, 2019
Christie Falls - Vancouver Island Hike
Christie Falls actually consists of three separate falls. The first two are directly alongside the trail. The last of the falls (and arguabl
Meg Cuthbert
- Jan 14, 2019
South Islands Cider Cycle Circle Route
There are six land-based cideries in this region, each with their own unique stake in the cider business. This region’s mild weather and gen
Meg Cuthbert
- Dec 17, 2018
2018 - A Work Year In Review
Not going to lie, I’m happy to say goodbye to 2018. It was quite a year, we produced a lot of videos, like a lot of videos —roughly 90...
Meg Cuthbert
- Oct 9, 2018
Road Tripping from Calgary in the Poor Man’s Ferrari — A 1984 Toyota Supra
The Supra is a bright 80’s red (3D1 Super Red, to be exact), with pop-up headlights and a sleek, angular body. We brought a Bluetooth speake
Meg Cuthbert
- Sep 10, 2018
Cider Pioneers: Merridale's Cider Harvest Festival
As Merridale pioneered through the early days of craft cider, they have now led the way in hosting the Cider Harvest Festival, an annual fes
Meg Cuthbert
- Aug 27, 2018
Ladies Be Charcutering - A Salt Spring Island Bike Trip
Grab your best gals, ride 42 kms, don't accomplish your goals and enjoy the fruits of Salt Spring Island.
Meg Cuthbert
- Jan 29, 2018
Being Afraid of Heights at the CN Tower
The forecast said it was going to be cloudy and even possibly rainy later in the day, and the rain would continue for the rest of my...
Meg Cuthbert
- Jan 4, 2018
2017 - A Work Year In Review
2017 was a hard and fast year for us. When we first moved back to Vancouver Island a year and a half ago, which is also when Daniel and I bo
Meg Cuthbert
- Oct 30, 2017
Hiking the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail
My Dad and I hiked the Juan de Fuca in August 2017. I had invited him to join me on the trail months before and he said, “maybe.” Three week
Meg Cuthbert
- Sep 19, 2017
Where Have You Been All Summer?
Sometimes our work as videographers can seem like we are living through other people. But I can gaurnetee we have just as much fun filming p
Meg Cuthbert
- Jul 30, 2017
Backroads Camping - Timberland Lake
We set off to camp at Timberland Lake not Echo Lake. We were seeking adventure in our off-roads map book and chose Echo lake for its rec...
Meg Cuthbert
- Jun 18, 2017
How to Light a Coleman Lantern, and Other Coleman Tips from my Dad.
My Dad collects a lot of things. Clocks, knives, vintage blow torches, barometers, sometimes buckets of mercury (don’t tell anyone) and...
Meg Cuthbert
- Apr 20, 2017
Camping on Salt Spring Island
In early April we went on our first camp of the year at Ruckle Park on Salt Spring Island. This two-night mini adventure included...
Meg Cuthbert
- Mar 23, 2017
What I’ve Learned from One Year in Maple Bay
One year ago I moved to Maple Bay. It was Saint Patrick’s Day 2016 when we loaded a U-haul Van in Vancouver, filling it to the brim of...
Meg Cuthbert
- Jan 16, 2017
5 Things in Byron Bay
Byron Bay is located right in the centre of Australia’s eastern coast. 777km north of Sydney but only 166km south of Brisbane. We visited...
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