A very late recap of 2022 in Metroscapes.
Tag Archives: hiking
Yellow Creek and the Spark
Reflecting on a sort of 5 year anniversary, a milestone in the storytelling I do today.
Two Rivers, Three Reaches
Announcing the launch of a new Metroscapes project, breaking down the ownership of major riverbanks.
2021 Metroscapes in Review
A review of walks and projects completed in 2021.
Climbing to the Next Level
Learning GIS will open up future opportunities to analyze metroscapes at a higher level.
Localscapes
Kids can keep you back from larger trips, but don’t write off the joy of local adventures.
Guelph: An Island Under Change
Growing up in southwestern Ontario as a kid, and eventually as a teenager without a drivers licence, I didn’t get around a lot. Then that began to change as I applied to university, and started consider where I was going to live and study for 4+ years. I got three acceptance offers, and was weighingContinue reading “Guelph: An Island Under Change”
#metroscapes 2020 in review
A review of new projects and walks achieved in 2020.
Crossing the Line
A detailed analysis of Toronto’s highways and railways, and their impact on walkability.
#metroscapes 2018 in Review
2018 marks the first full year of #metroscapes, a brand I launched in November 2017 to organize the hundreds of kilometres of hiking I had done in Toronto, and to represent their theme: the exploration of where natural and built environments collide. And with this new brand, I started upping my game. I started planningContinue reading “#metroscapes 2018 in Review”
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