Wreck Beach: Hippie Haven
Posted by MSW on Nov 30, 2010 in Blog, Cultural Inquisitor, Nature, Places You Gotta Go!, The Americas | 15 comments

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By karl
03/04/2012 8:39 pmThanks for sharing your 40g with me at that horrible movie. Are you still controling that urge?
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By Harold & Donna Knox
19/03/2012 11:16 amGreat videos Michael. Good luck with the T.V. show
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By Neen
08/03/2012 6:16 pmI am sorry but this is stalking/weird……though if i was single…..? ( have posted to my facebook – thanks !)
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By Neen
08/03/2012 6:07 pmOMG – I gave up sugar mid Feb – as I just Knew it was taking too big a part of my “pick me up – and energise me” routine. I found it tough especially straight espresso …and no more sprites/italina soft drinks etc …….but have plateaued. Keen to see how you go – whether I will invite the white stuff back into my life – albeit in a far smaller role ? n xx
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By chuck
08/03/2012 5:24 pmA fresh look at lunchtime Michael. Like you said, for most it’s about food. You describe lunchtime as an opportunity for open eye exploration…much better than a mac and cheese at mickey dees!
Hi there:
Loved your blog on the nude beach in Vancouver. I really enjoyed it. I think that I will keep on my clothes still however that does not mean that one day I will feel confident enough to dawn thy birthday suit on a beach somewhere. Time will tell.
Hey MSW,
What an amazing story, I love it! Couldn’t picture you playing frizbee in the nude though; but then again i think i’m giving it way too much thought there.
Wreck beach sounds amazing, so much so that i think i may just check it out when i get over to canada in 2012 (attending my friends wedding). It is really cool to hear that such a beach hasn’t lost it’s vibe and that vibe is resonating with so many people across generations, must be a bit of a spectacular.
Keep up the stories, i love them.
Justyn
Hi Michael,
Brings back memories. Wish they had more public beaches like that in Ontario. How about a campaign for the shores of Georgian Bay????