Ukeedaze Magazine - Volume 16

daze 

Winter 2018 

SailFREE 

Volume 16 

Ucluelet ▯ Tofino ▯ Port Alberni 

Sound Check • Dreaming of Summer Photo Shoot • Road to 2020 

Local Artist • Maps • Coastal Directory • Tide Guide 

Photo: Cory Osborne

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Road to 2020 6 

Featured Artist 14 

Dreaming of Summer Photo Shoot 16 

Sound Check 22 

Tide Guide 24 

Coastal Directory 26 

Tofino Map 28 

Ucluelet Map 29 

Port Alberni Map 30 

Pacific Rim Park Reserve Map 31 

Check out our all-new interactive 

online magazine pages with video links 

and more at: yumpu.com/en/ukeedaze 

Printed in Canada using soybased 

ink and forestry-certified 

partially recycled paper. 

Photo and article submissions are free. 

Submissions: editor@ukeedaze.com 

Advertising and other inquiries: 

info@ukeedaze.com 

Editors: Paul Freimuth, Diana Uy, Hunter Oliwa 

Layout and Design: Diana Uy & Paul Freimuth 

ukeedaze (yõõ-kee-dãz) 

verb 

1. the state of being overwhelmed with the beauty that is seen or experienced: 

She ukeedazed, quietly staring at the beautiful view of the ocean 

from the Wild Pacific Trail. 

noun 

2. a dazed condition from an extraordinary experience: 

After surfing at Cox Bay, they were in a ukeedaze for weeks. 

Synonyms: amaze, bewilder, dazzle 

Related forms: 

ukeedazedly (yõõ-kee-dãz-zid-lee), adverb 

ukeedazeness, noun 

half-ukeedazed, adjective 

ukeedazed, adjective 

ukeedazing, verb 

Contributing Photographers: 

Christopher Pouget 

Cory Osborne 

Douglas Ludwig 

Kieran Tunbridge 

Paul Freimuth 

Ropervision 

Ryan Smith 

Contributing Writers: 

Diana Uy 

Paul Freimuth 

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Road o 2020 

Pete Devries 

The 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo mark 

a milestone for board sports with the inclusion of 

skateboarding and surfing disciplines to the games. 

Not only does this provide opportunities for Canadian skaters 

and surfers to get support, training, and facilities, but it 

also legitimizes the sports in the eyes of the general public. 

Skateboarding and surfing have lived happily under the 

radar for years, but have been used mercilessly in corporate 

advertising with the lion’s share of profits going to large 

corporations while athletes earn a fraction of that of athletes 

competing in more traditional sports. 

Their inclusion into the Olympics gives young athletes more 

opportunities to pursue and improve at their passions while 

also getting the privilege to represent their homeland in front 

of the entire world. In every Ukeedaze issue leading up to the 

games we will feature an athlete who is a favourite to represent 

Canada in either skateboarding or surfing. This issue’s athlete is 

Pete Devries. 

A household name in Canadian surfing, and likely the first 

person that comes to mind during your travels when you tell 

people you're from Canada and surf, Pete Devries is a Canadian 

surfing legend. From being the first Canadian to win a QS event 

(6 star, and on home turf at that), making the finalists of Taylor 

Steele's critically acclaimed Innersection video, getting featured 

on the cover of Surfer magazine, and recently placing 11 th place 

and narrowly missing the finals for the ISA World Surfing 

Games, Pete has accomplished a great deal in his surfing career. 

We were able to get a hold of him to ask some questions about 

his accomplishments and the potential for him to represent 

Canada at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. 

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Road o 2020 

Pete Devries 

Ukeedaze: How old are you and when did you start surfing? 

Pete: I'm 35 years old and I started surfing when I was seven. 

Ukeedaze: When did you realize you could do this for a living? 

Pete: I didn't think surfing was going to be an option for me as a 

profession until after high school. I took a year and a half off to 

travel and surf before going to university, and at the end of that 

time my sponsors offered me professional contracts to continue to 

do it full time. 

Ukeedaze: Who did you look up to growing up? 

Pete: Locally I looked up to Raph and Sepp Bruhwiler in the water. 

They were the guys pushing performance and I was able to watch 

them a lot through my teenage years. Videos were a huge influence 

for me. Taylor Steele films with all the best guys in the world are 

how I really learned about where I wanted to go with surfing. Slater, 

T. Knox, and Rob Machado were some of my early favorites. 

Photo: Douglas Ludwig 

such a small part of what I have been doing for the last 12-15 years. 

I would have to say the Surfer Magazine cover. Covers don't mean 

as much as they did in the world of Instagram, but when I was 

growing up covers and spreads in magazines were the best thing a 

free surfer could do. The O'Neill Cold Water Classic win was a big 

moment as well, especially considering a Canadian hadn't won an 

international event before. 

Ukeedaze: You were able to carve a niche out as a free surfer 

traveling to off the beaten path destinations. Is there any part of 

you that wonders what type of damage you could've done had you 

gone the QS route? 

Pete: I think in any career and life you can have those "what if" 

moments. Sure there is part of me that wonders, but in saying that 

I feel I didn't actually get anywhere near to the level of competing 

on the WQS until I was in my late 20's. I did events every year in my 

late teens and early twenties and I never did that well. It was those 

years of free surfing and working on my surfing that led to the 

Coldwater classic win. 

Ukeedaze: What are your thoughts on wave pools and have you 

tried one yet? 

Pete: I think it's neat and cool that wave pools are a thing. 

Make them bigger and they would be really fun. For me the 

unpredictability of the ocean is what makes surfing surfing. I 

haven't tried one yet. 

Ukeedaze: You've travelled to some remote places in search of surf. 

Where was your favorite trip to and why? 

Pete: I've had so many great trips it's hard to choose just one... 

Scotland is a favourite, New Zealand, Alaska...I would go with 

Scotland though. With Ben Gulliver, Noah and Mark Mcinnis, we 

got barrelled pretty much every day for two weeks with an epic 

crew. 

Ukeedaze: Has being a father changed your outlook on surfing? 

Pete: I wouldn't say it has changed what surfing is for me, I'm still 

motivated and dedicated to improve in the water, but there are 

definitely times when I surf less than I did in the past. Surfing with 

my son is something I love and look forward to. 

Ukeedaze: Are you doing anything differently in preparation for the 

2020 Games? 

Pete: Competition is such a small part of my surfing life, it's not 

something I think about very often. I'm always continuing to work 

on my surfing, but I'm more focused on getting good waves this 

winter than contests. 

Ukeedaze: Shout outs? 

Pete: Thanks to my family! All my supporters and sponsors. I've 

had some great backing from companies that have been with me 

for a very long time. Hurley, Monster Energy, Reef, Ocean Village 

Resort, Aftanas Surfboards, Zeal Optics, Clif bar, Hydroflask, 

Storm Surf Shop, Sobo Restaurant, Nixon, Bn3th. Thank you to 

all the filmmakers and photographers who I get to work with also. 

We've got such a great talent group here for such a small area. • 

Ukeedaze: We asked Mathea Olin the same question and she said 

you were an inspiration. How does it feel to know you've inspired 

two generations of Canadian Surfers? 

Pete: I'm at the point in my career where it's nice to look back 

and also look to the future of Canadian surfing. There are a lot of 

young kids coming up surfing well, and I think there are only going 

to be more and more following. To be a part of that is something I 

am proud of. 

Ukeedaze: You've had some big accomplishments in your career, 

what are you most proud of? 

Pete: It's funny whenever you think of accomplishments as an 

athlete you think of competitive results, but for me contests are 

Ukeedaze: Besides surfing, what else are you passionate about? 

Pete: I'm a big sports fan and I've got a son who is into a bunch 

of different sports. I love getting out there and doing all the other 

sports I used to do as a kid. 

Ukeedaze: What advice would you give to the younger generation 

of up and coming Canadian surfers? 

Pete: Surf because it is fun and because you love it! Don't get 

caught up with results and enjoy the process of improving as a 

surfer. I also think if you are really into it and you want to improve 

you need to treat it like school. Study video of your favourite 

surfers and of yourself and use your brain to put the pieces 

together. 


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Featured Artist 

Heather Durward 

Photo: Christopher Pouget 

Ukeedaze: What are you passionate about? 

Heather: I am passionate about life. I am blessed to have called the 

West Coast my home base for over 13 years now. Island life has an 

amazing energy to it.. As a dedicated surfer, being surrounded by 

the ocean and playing in the surf is where I feel alive. 

Ukeedaze: What inspires you? 

Heather: I love to paint. The power, magnificence and beauty of the 

ocean is one of my greatest inspirations, and most of my paintings 

are waves. My art is vibrant and full of expression. 

Ukeedaze: Besides art what else do you love to do? 

Heather: I teach yoga locally at both The Studio Ucluelet and 

Coastal Bliss in Tofino. I love to make people feel good and to 

empower them on their path to self-healing. 

Ukeedaze: Where can people see more of your work? 

Heather: To see more of my art visit my website 

http://bodhiblissyogi.wixsite.com/heatherdurward 

For custom art, fire performance, yoga or massage, contact me at: 

bodhiblissyogi@gmail.com • 

Ukeedaze: I've seen you do some cool performance art involving 

fire; how did you get into that? 

Heather: I have studied both massage and yoga internationally 

and am also a massage therapist, yoga instructor, and fire dance 

performer. World travel , movement, and the human body have 

strongly influenced creativity in my life. I feel once we tap into our 

creativity, it can be applied anywhere we choose. 


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UCLUELET TIDE TABLE 

TOFINO: Add approximately 10-15 minutes and approximately .1 - .5 feet 

PORT ALBERNI: Subtract approximately 3-5 minutes and approximately .1 - .5 feet 

Cross-reference use only. Check with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada for current 

conditions. Units are in feet. Add an hour for daylight savings time when applicable. 

Ucluelet Tide Table - December 2018 

Sat 1 00:59 07:36 14:01 19:53 

3.2L 10.6H 4.4L 9.3H 

Sun 2 02:02 08:30 15:05 21:06 

3.6L 11.0H 3.6L 9.5H 

Mon 3 03:00 09:19 16:00 22:08 

4.0L 11.4H 2.8L 9.8H 

Tue 4 03:52 10:04 16:47 23:02 

4.3L 11.7H 2.2L 10.0H 

Wed 5 04:38 10:45 17:29 23:49 

4.6L 11.8H 1.7L 10.2H 

Thu 6 05:21 11:24 18:08 n/a 

4.8L 11.8H 1.5L n/a 

Fri 7 00:32 06:00 12:01 18:45 

10.2H 5.0L 11.7H 1.4L 

Sat 8 01:12 06:38 12:37 19:21 

10.2H 5.2L 11.4H 1.5L 

Sun 9 01:51 07:15 13:12 19:57 

10.0H 5.4L 11.1H 1.8L 

Mon 10 02:30 07:53 13:47 20:33 

9.8H 5.5L 10.7H 2.1L 

Tue 11 03:10 08:33 14:22 21:11 

9.6H 5.7L 10.2H 2.5L 

Wed 12 03:52 09:18 15:01 21:52 

9.4H 5.9L 9.7H 3.0L 

Thu 13 04:36 10:11 15:47 22:36 

9.3H 6.0L 9.2H 3.5L 

Fri 14 05:25 11:13 16:44 23:25 

9.3H 6.0L 8.7H 4.0L 

Sat 15 06:16 12:24 17:59 n/a 

9.4H 5.8L 8.4H n/a 

Sun 16 00:20 07:07 13:33 19:22 

4.5L 9.8H 5.3L 8.3H 

Mon 17 01:16 07:55 14:33 20:36 

4.8L 10.2H 4.5L 8.6H 

Tue 18 02:12 08:41 15:24 21:38 

5.1L 10.7H 3.7L 9.1H 

Wed 19 03:04 09:26 16:11 22:32 

5.2L 11.3H 2.8L 9.6H 

Thu 20 03:54 10:09 16:56 23:22 

5.3L 11.9H 2.0L 10.2H 

Fri 21 04:42 10:53 17:40 n/a 

5.2L 12.3H 1.2L n/a 

Sat 22 00:08 05:29 11:37 18:25 

10.6H 5.2L 12.7H 0.7L 

Sun 23 00:54 06:17 12:22 19:10 

10.9H 5.0L 12.8H 0.5L 

Mon 24 01:40 07:06 13:09 19:57 

11.0H 5.0L 12.7H 0.5L 

Tue 25 02:28 07:58 13:59 20:44 

11.1H 4.9L 12.3H 0.8L 

Wed 26 03:17 08:55 14:51 21:34 

11.0H 4.9L 11.7H 1.4L 

Thu 27 04:08 09:57 15:50 22:26 

11.0H 4.9L 10.8H 2.1L 


10.9H 4.8L 10.0H 3.0L 

Sat 29 05:59 12:22 18:14 n/a 

10.9H 4.5L 9.3H n/a 

Sun 30 00:22 06:57 13:37 19:36 

3.9L 11.0H 4.1L 9.0H 

Mon 31 01:25 07:54 14:46 20:54 

4.6L 11.2H 3.5L 9.1H 

Ucluelet Tide Table - Janueary 2019 

Tue 1 02:27 08:47 15:44 22:01 

5.1L 11.3H 3.0L 9.3H 

Wed 2 03:24 09:36 16:34 22:56 

5.5L 11.5H 2.5L 9.6H 

Thu 3 04:16 10:21 17:18 23:42 

5.7L 11.6H 2.2L 9.9H 

Fri 4 05:02 11:02 17:57 n/a 

5.8L 11.6H 2.0L n/a 

Sat 5 00:22 05:43 11:41 18:32 

10.0H 5.8L 11.6H 1.9L 

Sun 6 00:59 06:20 12:18 19:06 

10.1H 5.7L 11.5H 1.9L 

Mon 7 01:33 06:56 12:53 19:39 

10.1H 5.6L 11.3H 2.1L 

Tue 8 02:08 07:32 13:27 20:12 

10.0H 5.6L 11.0H 2.3L 

Wed 9 02:42 08:09 14:02 20:44 

10.0H 5.6L 10.7H 2.6L 

Thu 10 03:16 08:50 14:38 21:17 

9.9H 5.6L 10.2H 3.0L 

Fri 11 03:53 09:34 15:19 21:53 

9.9H 5.6L 9.7H 3.5L 

Sat 12 04:31 10:27 16:08 22:31 

9.9H 5.5L 9.2H 4.2L 

Sun 13 05:13 11:27 17:12 23:17 

10.0H 5.4L 8.7H 4.8L 

Mon 14 06:00 12:35 18:34 n/a 

10.2H 5.1L 8.4H n/a 

Tue 15 00:11 06:52 13:45 n/a 

5.5L 10.5H 4.5L n/a 

Wed 16 01:14 07:48 14:48 21:15 

5.9L 10.9H 3.8L 9.0H 

Thu 17 02:20 08:44 15:45 22:16 

6.2L 11.5H 2.9L 9.6H 


6.2L 12.0H 2.0L 10.2H 

Sat 19 04:21 10:30 17:25 23:55 

5.9L 12.6H 1.3L 10.8H 

Sun 20 05:15 11:21 18:13 n/a 

5.6L 13.0H 0.7L n/a 

Mon 21 00:40 06:06 12:10 18:58 

11.2H 5.2L 13.2H 0.5L 

Tue 22 01:25 06:58 13:00 19:43 

11.5H 4.8L 13.1H 0.5L 

Wed 23 02:09 07:49 13:50 20:28 

11.7H 4.4L 12.7H 0.9L 

Thu 24 02:54 08:43 14:42 21:13 

11.8H 4.2L 12.0H 1.6L 

Fri 25 03:39 09:41 15:37 21:59 

11.7H 4.2L 11.1H 2.6L 

Sat 26 04:27 10:43 16:39 22:48 

11.5H 4.1L 10.1H 3.6L 

Sun 27 05:19 11:51 17:52 23:43 

11.3H 4.1L 9.3H 4.7L 

Mon 28 06:14 13:04 19:15 n/a 

11.1H 4.0L 8.9H n/a 

Tue 29 00:45 07:13 14:18 20:40 

5.5L 11.0H 3.8L 8.9H 

Wed 30 01:56 08:14 15:23 21:52 

6.1L 11.0H 3.5L 9.2H 

Thu 31 03:04 09:11 16:18 22:47 

6.4L 11.0H 3.1L 9.6H 

Ucluelet Tide Table - February 2019 

Fri 1 04:03 10:02 17:04 23:29 

6.4L 11.2H 2.9L 9.9H 

Sat 2 04:51 10:47 17:42 n/a 

6.2L 11.3H 2.7L n/a 

Sun 3 00:05 05:31 11:27 18:17 

10.1H 5.9L 11.4H 2.5L 

Mon 4 00:38 06:07 12:04 18:48 

10.3H 5.7L 11.5H 2.4L 

Tue 5 01:08 06:41 12:39 19:18 

10.4H 5.4L 11.4H 2.5L 

Wed 6 01:38 07:14 13:13 19:46 

10.5H 5.2L 11.3H 2.6L 

Thu 7 02:07 07:49 13:46 20:14 

10.5H 5.0L 11.0H 2.9L 

Fri 8 02:37 08:24 14:22 20:43 

10.6H 4.9L 10.6H 3.3L 

Sat 9 03:07 09:03 15:00 21:13 

10.6H 4.8L 10.2H 3.9L 

Sun 10 03:39 09:47 15:45 21:46 

10.7H 4.8L 9.7H 4.6L 

Mon 11 04:16 10:40 16:43 22:26 

10.7H 4.8L 9.2H 5.3L 

Tue 12 04:59 11:43 17:59 23:19 

10.8H 4.7L 8.8H 6.0L 

Wed 13 05:53 12:57 19:29 n/a 

10.8H 4.4L 8.8H n/a 

Thu 14 00:29 07:00 14:12 20:51 

6.5L 11.0H 3.8L 9.2H 

Fri 15 01:49 08:11 15:20 n/a 

6.8L 11.4H 3.1L n/a 

Sat 16 03:05 09:16 16:17 22:49 

6.5L 11.9H 2.3L 10.5H 

Sun 17 04:09 10:16 17:08 23:35 

6.0L 12.5H 1.6L 11.1H 

Mon 18 05:05 11:10 17:55 n/a 

5.3L 12.9H 1.2L n/a 

Tue 19 00:18 05:57 12:01 18:40 

11.7H 4.6L 13.2H 1.0L 

Wed 20 00:59 06:47 12:51 19:22 

12.1H 3.9L 13.1H 1.2L 

Thu 21 01:41 07:37 13:41 20:04 

12.3H 3.5L 12.7H 1.7L 

Fri 22 02:22 08:26 14:31 20:46 

12.4H 3.2L 12.0H 2.5L 

Sat 23 03:04 09:18 15:24 21:28 

12.2H 3.2L 11.1H 3.5L 

Sun 24 03:47 10:13 16:22 22:14 

11.9H 3.4L 10.2H 4.5L 

Mon 25 04:34 11:13 17:29 23:05 

11.4H 3.7L 9.4H 5.5L 

Tue 26 05:27 12:23 18:50 n/a 

10.9H 4.0L 9.0H n/a 

Wed 27 00:10 06:29 13:40 20:18 

6.3L 10.5H 4.2L 8.9H 

Thu 28 01:29 07:39 14:53 21:33 

6.8L 10.3H 4.1L 9.2H 

Fri 29 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 

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Sat 30 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 

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Sun 31 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00 

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Phone: 250.726.4426 

Email: Surfsinn@hotmail.com 

www.surfsinn.ca 

Your home away from home. Great for surf 

& yoga groups, families or just for you to 

come & chill out! Book your time away now. 

THE SALT SHED 

www.thesaltshed.ca 

The Salt Shed offers affordable luxury in 

the heart of Ucluelet. Find peace at this 

2 bedroom modern beach chic abode 

with stunning ocean views. 

Email: andrea@thesaltshed.ca 

Phone: 1.604.721.8917 

Image West Gallery 

1932 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet, BC 

Phone: 250-726-4487 

facebook.com/ImageWestGalleryAndGifts 

www.imagewestgallery.com 

@imagewestgalleryandgifts 

Local art & pottery, hoodies & t-shirts, 

Pyrrha pendants, pool floats and more!!! 

Long Beach Surf Shop 


Phone: 250.726.2700 

Email: info@longbeachsurfshop.com 

www.longbeachsurfshop.com 

Friendly neighborhood surf shop. Full 

range of surf products from value conscious 

to unique hand crafted surfboards. 

Relic Surf Shop 


Phone: 250.726.4421 

Email: Info@relicsurfshop.com 

www.relicsurfshop.com 

Surf rentals, surf lessons, school & camps. Come 

see the difference a great local surf shop, amazing 

prices & friendly service make! Open all year round. 

The Crow’s Nest 

205 Main Street, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.4214 

Fax: 250.726.7303 

Email: thecrowsnest@ukeecable.net 

www.thecrowsnestucluelet.com 

Largest gift store on the coast. Jackets 

crafts, shirts, books, jewellery, souvenirs. 

Ucluelet Liquor Store 

1786 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.2579 

www.uclueletliquorstore.ca 

We carry the largest variety of Island 

wineries and craft breweries on 

the West Coast. 

Open 9am - 11pm daily. 

Howlers Family Restaurant & Amusements 

1992 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.2211 

Open 7 days a week until midnight. 

Breakfast, Burgers, Seafood & 

Vegetarian, Sports Bar, licensed, 5 pin 

Bowling Alley, Arcade Games, Pool 

Tables, Kids Hang-Out Area, Store 

Solidarity Snacks 

313 Forbes Rd. Ucluelet 

Phone: 250-522-1217 

www.solidaritysnacks.com 

Deli, Lunch & Catering. 

Eat Here or We'll Both Starve. 

The Foggy Bean Coffee Company 

Small batch, specialty coffee roasters & 

coffee bar 

Coffee bar: 1601 Peninsula Road 

Phone 250-726.7278 

Email: info@thefoggybean.com 

Ethical & Sustainable Locally Roasted 

Coffee 

Services 

Cabezon Carpentry 

Phone: 250.726.4146 

Email: paul@cabezonfurniture.com 

www.cabezonfurniture.com 

Renovations, Kitchens, Bathrooms 

Millwork, Interior and Exterior 

Finishing, Storage Solutions and Decor. 

Endlessride 

Surf Lessons & Stand Up Paddle Tours 

250.726.5020 

Email: jay@endlessride.ca 

Learn to surf in 2 hours: Lessons 

available in groups or in private. SUP 

tours include ocean & lake adventures 

in the heart our beautiful environment. 

The Crow’s Nest 

205 Main Street, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.4214 

Fax: 250-726-7303 

Email: thecrowsnest@ukeecable.net 

www.thecrowsnestucluelet.com 

Stationery, Printing, Scan, Copy, Fax. 

Pacific Rim Distilling - Craft distillery 

Free samples. Sandwich board on the 

road means we are open. 4th generation 

distiller that ferments with wild yeast 

culture from Barkley Sound. True craft 

distillery. No automation in our processes. 

#2 - 317 Forbes Road, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250-726-2075 

Ukeedaze Brand 

Ukeedaze products available at local 

retailers and Emporium of Awesome 


ukeedaze.com 

Hoodies, T-Shirts, Post Cards 

Stanfields, Toques, Sourvenirs 

Health & Wellness 

EndlessFitness 

Private Trainer/Fitness Classes/Yoga 

Phone: 250.726.5134 

Email: surfergirl@endlessride.ca 

Personal training in a safe, interesting 

& motivating environment. Detailed 

fitness assessment, Customized personal 

training programs to individual goals. 

Naomi Joy Furst, RMT 

243C Main Street, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.266.2277 

Email: njoyfurstrmt@yahoo.com 

Registered Massage Therapy 

Deep Tissue, Rehab, STRtm 

Trigger Point, Prenatal 

Craniosacral Therapy. 

Pacific Rim Chiropractic 

Dr. Ron Norman HBSC, MSC, DC 

#11 - 1636 Peninsula Rd., Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.726.2220 

Email: info@pacificrimchiropractic.com 

www.pacificrimchiropractic.com 

Wild Roots Esthetics 

1576 Imperial Lane, Ucluelet 

Phone: 250.735.7354 

Email: wildrootsesthetics@gmail.com 

www.wildrootsesthetics.com 

Facials, Massage, Manicure, Pedicure, 

Gel Polish, Waxing, Lash Extensions, 

Lash lifts and Lash Tints. 

26 Winter 2018 Photo: Kieran Tunbridge 

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1 Willowbrae - 1.4 km one way 

2 Halfmoon Bay - 1.8 km one way incl. Willowbrea 

3 Nuu-chah-nulth - 2.5 km one way 

4 Shorepine Bog - 800 m loop 

5 South Beach - 800 m one way 

6 Rainforest A - 1 km loop 

7 Rainforest B - 1 km loop 

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Ukeedaze recently welcomed Simon 

Young to its team of riders. Simon 

is a ridiculously tech skater with 

casual style and a hefty bag of tricks. 

Check out these videos to see Simon's 

Ukeedaze video parts, and another video 

recapping a recent trip across Vancouver 

Island and down to Seattle and back. 

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Team Rider: 

Simon Young 

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Media • Apparel ▯ Accessories 

Ukeedaze Products available at: 

Emporium of Awesome 

and other fine local retailers 

or email info@ukeedaze.com 


Ukeedaze team riders Simon Young and Dave Kerr tackle an unconventional barrier setup: 

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BEHIND THE SCENES 

DREAMING OF SUMMER PHOTO SHOOT 

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As Winter's icy grasp sets in 

across Canada, we often sit 

back, reminisce of the summer 

past, dream about escaping the cold and 

enjoying the warmth of the sun. 

This past summer, we coordinated with 

photographer, Cory Osborne, and stylist 

Oakley Stevenson to give our readers a 

taste of summer in the middle of winter. 

We hope to entice readers into making the 

journey to see what summer on the west 

coast has to offer. Curl up under a blanket 

and let our swim wear shoot help keep you 

warmth through the dark winter season. 



The above is one of the last pictures taken with 

this beautiful landscape. Recent logging in the 

area prompted massive amounts of road work 

and tree clearing to accommodate additional 

logging truck traffic along Kennedy Lake. As 

a result, these alders, which used to provide a 

beautiful tunnel-like canopy no longer exist and 

the scenery of the area has changed. 

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