A documentary film about Volcán de Pacaya and Volcán de Fuego, including video footage of the latter.

I retired in February, 2012, and now live in Guanajuato, in Mexico's central highlands. You can read all about the place in Wikipedia.

I've put up a couple of blog postings about Mexico here and here. There's more on the way.

A recognition from the Western Canada Wilderness Committee for 18 years as a Director, at the Annual General Meeting on December 6, 2008. That's Mike Gildersleeve on the on the right. Photo by Paul Morgan.

I was the President of the New Westminster Tennis Club, the second-oldest tennis club in British Columbia, during 2006 and 2007.

Scraping one off court #1, June, 2007. Photo by Shawn Duffy.

I've been using the Joomla content management system for developing web sites for many years. During the 2005 provincial election campaign, I started a blog, and I've stuck with it.

Taken in Caffe Artigiano, at 1101 West Pender Street in Vancouver, October 10, 2001. Note the pattern in the cappucino cup. It's done in such a way that it remains intact as you sip the cappucino.