Boreal Pixel

I wonder what it's like to be a cloud.

Have you ever sat for a moment after you shut down an engine at the end of a long journey?

So I'm getting some good practice with these, "hey I'm back," posts, eh?

With the start of the summer weather comes the beloved first flight of the season.

It’s been exactly seven years since I last wrote something I was passionate about.

As soon as I had watched my first time-lapse, I knew it would only be a short while until the next one.

It's been a little while since the last time I had been Geocaching – so it's only natural that yesterday's trek was nothing but bliss.

The other day I yet again climbed to the top of Dove Hill and watched the sunset.

With the tantalizing beauty of today, I couldn't resist going on a little hike up to the top of Dove Hill with one of my friends.

The first time I thought about flying with another pilot, it seemed like it would be straightforward and wouldn't be too different from what I had previously experienced.

Today I got to experience something unquestionably wondrous: the exploration of an abandoned lighthouse.

Last night I attended a charity event to raise money for the Bethel Hospice located in Caledon, Ontario.

I’ve been racking up these float hours, and I absolutely love it!

Today I experienced my first live dose of human factors.

I finally did it; I got my float rating!

I’ve finally finished my lighting controller and am quite happy with the results.

I just finished my very first flight at night, and it was absolutely amazing!

Before I had left Castlegar, I wanted to have finished this little project of mine; however, due to unforeseen events that took priority or just made it literally impossible to work on this, I couldn’t finish everything as I had hoped.

Today I completed the last flight of my first year at Selkirk College.

During the past two days, I've had just enough free time that I've been able to test out some CAN bus, GMLAN sniffing, and experimentation – I've also discovered how interesting and how much fun this whole thing can be!

For the past two days, I've been practicing various upper-air work activities.

As part of my flight training, I must do a cross country to Golden, British Columbia.

Today a couple of friends of mine and I wanted to go visit the airport’s control tower.

One of the first things I did to the car was to install under-dash lighting.

Today while heading back to the airport, we decided to toy with Newton's laws.

Today on one of the mutual flights that I was acting as FO for, we decided to take a short trip around Mt.

There’s nothing quite like experimenting with some electronics on a quiet afternoon day.

It didn't take very long for me to get around to developing the board for this little project of mine.

I had always thought it'd be fun to create something that controls a vehicle's horn.

For a while now, I've wanted to build something special; it wasn't too long before I decided to create a full-sized arcade machine.