Vancouver Camping

Sunshine Coast

Image taken on 2005-09-03 12:00:29 by The Kids and Kahlie.

What’s the name of this comedian?

He’s young
Dark hair
Canadian (Vancouver)
Jokes include:
-Dolphins tasting like tuna (yumm-e-e-e-e-e)
-Having to wait a week to get the results of an aids test
-Yelling at survivor because they have to get food, fire, and shelter, and that’s camping.

Thanks

Where can i find a very good volleyball summer camp in BC?

Yeah i noe its kind of early to think of summer, but i want to find a very good volleyball summer camp before they are filled up. im 14 and i want to improve my volleyball skills. And i cant seem to find a camp that provides transportation from Vancouver to that camp (i live in Vancouver, so probably something like they pick us up at like the airport or something like that ?).
THANKS YOU GUYS!
and i’m not that good at it too. So like a camp for beginners?
Could you please also leave a link of the volleyball camp so i can check it out? THANKS

i need help, please..volleyball?

Im very nervous for the upcoming volleyball tryouts. I didn’t do club volleyball but, i played last year on the freshmen team. Many of the girls don’t want me there from my team, because they have their own group, and some of us girls, had our own, from the same team. well, the girls that i was with are not trying out, and now, i feel as if i don’t belong, but i want to play. i need things to help me get as prepared as possible, because i finally found something that i love to do, and something that i actually enjoy working at, and will do anything to get better.please help me. i don’t know how and what to do to get ready..i also don’t know of any volleyball camps around Vancouver WA…so i don’t know how and what to do to excell in this sport

Kids Summer Volleyball Camps?????

11 years old.
Plays high school club volleyball.
Good passer.
Good setter.
Good spiker.
Good approacher.
Can underhand serve well.
Awesome spike serve.
Fairly good jump serve.

I am looking for a camp in Vancouver,BC

Where can I find family pictures of … ?

In Canada
-An aboriginal child taken into a residential school and has dresses differently from the tribe outfit. (Need both pictures please)
-4 person family Japanese, in internment camps in vancouver during world war 2
-Black family in (Africville or near the halifax explosion), a black lumberjack, and a soldier in world war one
-3 person French canadian family high class in the 50s
-A vietnamese refugee family during the vietnam war

What is the best way to drive from Vancouver to Toronto?

My friends and I want to plan a little road trip perhaps in the winter to do some snowboarding out west. We would generally consider flying from Detroit/Toronto, but to get to any ski places from major airports, we need to rent a car or take shuttles (we aren’t 21, dont want to be restricted by bus schedules, plus cost as we’re college/university students)

We plan on driving out to Whistler via the Canadian route, perhaps stopping at one or two mountains on the way (we had revelstoke, kelowna and golden in mind) and then finally whistler.

Its still early in planning, but we want to know whether its reasonable on a student budget, safety, and any other advice.

with the consumption of my car thats fully loaded with gear, i worked out gas to be about 500 dollars with current prices. How much are motels per night? Is it possible/legal to camp out instead of motels (pitch a tent)? I also drive a front wheel drive pontiac vibe with “all season” factory tires (and find i can sometimes get stuck in a snowy Guelph, ON), how dangerous would this be to take this car into the mountains in winter? do people even attempt this in the winter? I’m a good driver but I guess I cant predict how I will be after hours of driving.

what good advice can you guys pass on? obviously never made this trip, and we feel ts almost like a right of passage to make a trip like this. Or is doing this in winter a bit of a pipe dream? (December)

all (constructive) responses greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!