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On my way to Victoria

February 12, 2008 By Chris Corrigan Facilitation, Travel One Comment

English Bay

Just back from a qucik trip to Victoria. Flew Harbour Air, sat up front in the co-pilot’s seat with my new friend Brad, who is an aspiring musician, autodidact, and all round curious dude. I’ve flown with Brad a couple of times now and we have great conversations about technology, susbistence, land, First Nations, community building, music and culture. It’s always a full 40 minute flight.

I snapped a few cool photos on the way:

  • Brad’s office: the cockpit of HA309 a Turbo Otter (and an outside view)
  • “Freighters on the nod, on the surface of the bay, one of these days they’re gonna sail away” – Bruce Cockburn
  • My home island from 2500 feet.
  • And a bonus: Facilitator art – Flipchart still life (and a novel agenda)

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  1. jeff Aitken says:
    February 14, 2008 at 8:30 am

    Hey I so appreciated the Cockburn songs that you and David played at Whidbey. I saw him a handful of times in Berkeley a long time ago and my friends and I were always knocked out by his albums and live shows. It’s good to have his music back in my ears.

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