The British Columbia Historical Federation encourages interest in the history of BC through research, presentation, and support.
Birdwatch magazine was established in 1992 by Dominic Mitchell. It has grown to become the leading monthly birdwatching magazine at the enthusiast end of the market. Contributors include Keith Vinicombe, Martin Garner, Andy Stoddart, Killian Mullarney, Mark Cocker, Mark Avery, Chris Harbard, Mike Alibone and Steve Young, and Advisory Panel members include Bill Oddie OBE, Tim Appleton OBE, Stephen Moss and Hadoram Shirihai.
ASIAN Geographic is the bi-monthly magazine that scours the region to bring readers the most compelling stories and images from the world’s largest and most diverse continent. Readers enjoy a unique melting pot of breathtaking photography and in-depth features covering culture, nature, sustainability issues and exploration into the history of this diverse region. A regular ‘Exploration’ segment follows brave field editors as they travel deep into Asia’s unexplored regions to take readers on a journey.
Dec
06
Colton has grown up more quickly than he expected. His father has abandoned him, his younger sister, Rachel, and mother, he’s become responsible for the daily chores, and has taken over partial parental duties when comes to Rachel, especially when their mother escapes to a 16-day getaway to decompress. While overseeing his daily errands and sister-sitting duties, the old, vacant house across the street shows signs of life when a father and daughter move in. Curiosity gets the better of Colton as he snoops around the house and bumps into Heather, the reclusive daughter who he immediately takes a shine to, but when he witnesses peculiar activity from the father, Colton is convinced of ill-intentions toward his daughter. Colton and Heather scheme ways to prove his wickedness and the mysteries behind the old house and previous family disappearances, but when her father’s grasp grips tighter, Colton’s decides to take Heather’s safety to the next level even if he doesn’t know or understand …
Dec
06
Bounty hunter Josh Randall was unlike any bounty hunter, he usually gave half or all of his reward money to good causes. He was a gentlemen and very respectful of the elderly. He was a man of few words and seemed to lack emotion but he was adept at using his gun, not an ordinary gun but a .44-.40 sawed-off 1892 Winchester carbine which he had on his “Mare’s Leig”, BUT the cartridges in his belt were .45-.70! His catch phrase in almost every episode was “Let’s Go” which he spoke softly and sounded more like les goo. A treasure one not to be missed, especially to see Mr. Cool himself, Steve McQueen.
