Island Life Explorer

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My adventure started when I was 4 years old and I decided to jump off the 2nd-floor balcony with an umbrella as a parachute. It almost all ended 14 years later when I spent 4 minutes in an underwater hydraulic after going over a waterfall on a canoe trip down Riviere Ouareau. I could have used the umbrella. Since then, I have always had a need for adventure. So, I got married and now have three wonderful daughters. I wrote the software that the Canadian Civil Air Search and Rescue Association uses in searching for missing persons. I hold multi-national patents on guitar bodies and fiber-reinforced ceramics. I have countless copyrights on things from snowboard chord calculation software to 1/16th scale commercial flight simulator models. I even designed and built the Arctic Joule, a 4 man ocean-class rowboat that was used to cross the Northwest Passage and document the effects of global warming. Currently, I design the world's finest kayaks for Atlantis Kayaks on Vancouver Island. When I'm not doing that, you will find me with my wife Karen filming and travelling this wonderful world of ours.

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