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How this all Started

origins

I have been asked on numerous occasions where the name Table 100 came from. Well it’s an interesting story and if you’ve got a couple of minutes I’ll tell you. As most of you know I have spent most of my working life working for the Ministry of Forests throughout British Columbia. For a while I was posted in Stewart a small village next to Hyder Alaska. In 1991 I was offered an opportunity to move to Prince Rupert. Now they have a saying in the forest service, whenever you transfer you never go to a “Fort, Port, Lake or Prince”. continue reading...

Weather and Camera Projects

weather

Once upon a time there was a great need to know what the weather was really like on our local ski hill. Snowfall was measured in “jf’s”, light winds meant the trees were horizontal and good visibility meant you could see no farther than 2 feet. Therefore, we decided to tell the real story. It started with a single web camera, expanded to a Davis Vantage Pro 2 weather station and then additional cameras. Cameras have also been added in towns where we reside. Take a look - Hudson Bay Mountain, Bulkley River, Smithers, Fort St John

Our English Pub Crawls

travels

It was mentioned by one of the group that he owned property in Bath, England. Of course we immediately jumped to the conclusion that it was a castle. After some bantering, a pub crawl up the Thames to stay at the castle trip was born. This is when we found out the castle was occupied and really only a house and we couldn't stay there. So alternative arrangements were made. Our first trip in 1997, consisting of the group of seven. Then again in 2010 with the group of five.