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Friday, November 30th, 2007Technology is amazing. When I was a kid, the best way to experience someone else’s Whistler vacation was to look through a photo album. If I was lucky, I could watch a slide show while listening to the travelers retell the tales of cruising down the slopes at Whistler Blackcomb. And if I was really luck, those travelers would have a video tape, complete with their own narration of what was happening. But not today. Today’s technology has advanced to digital recorders and easy access to editing software that allows the average person to create short movies set to a catchy soundtrack. Those clips can be uploaded to all sorts of online sites and shared with the world. With the amount of Whistler vacation footage found on the internet, it’s clear that travelers to Whistler BC Canada have fabulous times. If you haven’t already reserved your Whistler accommodations for this winter season, this Whistler video will at least get you thinking about taking time off for your own Whistler vacation. (more…)
powder to the ski slopes just in time for your annual trip to the mountains. It’s like she’s giving you this amazing gift to rewards you for hard work of everyday living. But other times, she denies your deepest longings and sends dry weather instead. Not to punish you; but to tell you that she has something else in mind for your time off. Thankfully, Mother Nature is granting the wishes of travelers headed to Whistler BC Canada this winter season. She has already delivered 37 inches of snow. And it’s just the beginning of the 2007 vacation season. Apparently, skiing, snowboarding, and enjoying winter weather is what Mother Nature has in store for you on your Whistler vacation this yearFolks planning trips to other popular ski areas of North America for winter weather may need to rethink their options. According to
Thanksgiving. It’s that time of year when Americans join together with family and friends to celebrate and give thanks for the goodness in their lives. Good health, a well-paying job, a house to keep family warm and dry, and food on the table every day are high on the list of today’s traditional “thank you’s” that are most remembered. According to