The referenced blog post was one I wrote last year, What Does A Decade of TTC Metropass Designs Look Like? Check it out!
A pleasant surprise...
Yesterday I was idly leafing through the summer issue of Spacing magazine, only to discover I’m in it! It’s kind of funny to find myself on the opposite page of Steve Munro, the city’s wise luminary on transit.
The referenced blog post was one I wrote last year, What Does A Decade of TTC Metropass Designs Look Like? Check it out!
The referenced blog post was one I wrote last year, What Does A Decade of TTC Metropass Designs Look Like? Check it out!
Want to go to a Toronto Historic Museum for Free?
Here’s a good deal for you! How would you like a free family admission to any City of Toronto Historic Museum? Toronto Historic Sites is giving away passes for a limited time.
The passes are valid for a single family visit before October 31, 2013, to one of the ten museums, which include Fort York, Colborne Lodge, and Mackenzie House. It’s a great way to see the city’s rich history firsthand, and to learn about its past.
Follow this link to catch the offer while it’s on.
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Follow this link to catch the offer while it’s on.
How to climb for 40 days and 40 nights
For whatever reason, this dusty two-year-old video of yours truly has recently gone (weakly) viral; about 80,000 people have now seen me climbing on the treadwall at Boulderz.
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According to YouTube’s analytics, this has resulted in over 60 thousand estimated viewing minutes—roughly 40 days’ worth of climbing. No wonder I feel tired.
The traffic seems to have mostly originated from this post on the Cheezburger network:
as well as the videos page on MSN (where another 10,000 views have accumulated:
Sadly, I’m not a regular at Boulderz—a great gym incidentally—so my endurance hasn’t gotten any better. Ha. At least it’s not an embarrassing moment.
Here’s my original post about this video: Humiliation Machine at Boulderz
While we’re on the topic I might as well link to two other moments of unintentional 'fame' (yes I suffer from self-absorption):
Other Climbing Posts of Interest
Why is Tree Climbing Illegal in Toronto?
The Secret Life of Iyma Lamarche, Rock Climber
Hurrah For The Ontario Access Coalition
Bring a Bouldering World Cup to Toronto
Interview with Rock Oasis' Founder and President
[LINK]
According to YouTube’s analytics, this has resulted in over 60 thousand estimated viewing minutes—roughly 40 days’ worth of climbing. No wonder I feel tired.
The traffic seems to have mostly originated from this post on the Cheezburger network:
as well as the videos page on MSN (where another 10,000 views have accumulated:
Sadly, I’m not a regular at Boulderz—a great gym incidentally—so my endurance hasn’t gotten any better. Ha. At least it’s not an embarrassing moment.
Here’s my original post about this video: Humiliation Machine at Boulderz
While we’re on the topic I might as well link to two other moments of unintentional 'fame' (yes I suffer from self-absorption):
Other Climbing Posts of Interest
Why is Tree Climbing Illegal in Toronto?
The Secret Life of Iyma Lamarche, Rock Climber
Hurrah For The Ontario Access Coalition
Bring a Bouldering World Cup to Toronto
Interview with Rock Oasis' Founder and President
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