Comments for Knight Inlet Lodge grizzly bear viewing & adventure tours, BC, Canada

Comment on In the presence of grizzly bears, a Knight Inlet Lodge guide’s story by Jeff Foreman

Jeff Foreman — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 19:47:50 +0000

Wonderful words, Moira. My memory of Knight Inlet is still fresh in my mind, and I could practically see with my eyes what you just described. Happy you are back there for another season, too. Be well.

Comment on Knight Inlet Lodge grizzly bear video by PAULINE ANDERSON

PAULINE ANDERSON — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 18:54:06 +0000

I had to download a program to enable me to view this video on my Mac – it was well worth the effort. It was great to see the Grizzlies fishing. Am hoping that I’ll be able to record some clips with my new camera later this year. Who would want to visit anywhere else in the world? Knight Inlet is THE BEST.

Comment on In the presence of grizzly bears, a Knight Inlet Lodge guide’s story by Aldis Gutierrez

Aldis Gutierrez — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 21:24:35 +0000

Moira – your words took me back to early September 2008 when we had an unforgettable couple of days (too short!) with the team at Knight Inlet Lodge. We came mainly for the bears of course, but the marine life is a great attraction too. And early morning on the dock is just something that stays with you forever. Very much looking forward to a return visit in 2011 – in fact, I was online a short while ago checking out flights from UK to Vancouver!Have a great season, maybe we’ll meet you next year.Good wishes from the Shetland Islands.
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Comment on In the presence of grizzly bears, a Knight Inlet Lodge guide’s story by PAULINE ANDERSON

PAULINE ANDERSON — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 11:11:41 +0000

A super report – very well written. We can picture it all. So looking forward to our return trip with Titan Tours in October – see you then, & have a wonderful season in the meantime

Comment on In the presence of grizzly bears, a Knight Inlet Lodge guide’s story by Denise

Denise — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 11:12:42 +0000

Moira – your words took me back to early September 2008 when we had an unforgettable couple of days (too short!) with the team at Knight Inlet Lodge. We came mainly for the bears of course, but the marine life is a great attraction too. And early morning on the dock is just something that stays with you forever. Very much looking forward to a return visit in 2011 – in fact, I was online a short while ago checking out flights from UK to Vancouver!
Have a great season, maybe we’ll meet you next year.
Good wishes from the Shetland Islands.

Comment on In the presence of grizzly bears, a Knight Inlet Lodge guide’s story by Colin

Colin — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 04:52:36 +0000

Thanks Moira, Beautifully written, I am now so jealous of Sue who I think has just arrived at your place. Sounds wonderful and the way you described it had me sitting in the boat with you.

Comment on In the presence of grizzly bears, a Knight Inlet Lodge guide’s story by admin

admin — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 21:00:10 +0000

Well done Moira! Thank you very much for contributing a story.
Phil

Comment on Knight Inlet Lodge hosts Vital Ground by www.computertechnologyinformation.com

www.computertechnologyinformation.com — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 20:53:30 +0000

I don’t usually post but I enjoyed your blog a lot,Thanks alot for the great read

Comment on Knight Inlet Lodge hosts Vital Ground by Susan & Jeff

Susan & Jeff — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 03:20:38 +0000

Thanks Phil!
Appreciate the comments.
We had a great time too, and look forward to the next!
cheers, S&J

Comment on Knight Inlet History by l ring

l ring — Fri, 14 May 2010 00:01:44 +0000

hi there, just was reading through your blog… i also knew the Stantons, as my parents were long time residences of Knight Inlet… in the 60’s my father worked for the dept of fisheries, stationed at upper Knight Inlet (from Glendale to the Head) and we used to visit them… my first meeting was when my father was pilot for the Mission ship, we stayed at the Head and visited with them at their cabin.. and in later years my father and i would visit with Jim at his place… my very fond memory was feeding the racoons that visited their cabin, Mrs. Stanton made a type of ‘bread’ that she fed all the critters who came to visit…