BC Bob

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

THIS > public chandelier

09/30/2026

I’ve tagged a few Indigenous BC-based creators who I think you should follow, and just really listen to, on this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. And every day after that.

I recorded this just outside Ucluelet at the Toquaht village of Macoah earlier this week at the opening of the 2 Rivers Remix Society music festival.

09/29/2026

I’m going to give it all up and just post about sea lions from now on. These guys may be cranky but they’re still the best.

09/29/2026

Barking and flapping were about as far as these sea lions went to hurting this guy who had to get to his boat at the 52 Steps pier in Ucluelet, but it looked scary! If you’re planning to come here stay a LOT further away from these beasts than this guy did. They are not friendly and they weigh hundreds of pounds. As far as they’re concerned this is THEIR wharf. 😆🦭❤️

09/28/2026

There are two things you should know about sea lions when you’re visiting Ucluelet or the other places on Vancouver Island where you’ll come across them:
1. They’re here, and you should keep your distance because they’re huge and they probably don’t want to be your friend.
2. They don’t sounds like this. This guy was yawning. 😆🦭❤️

09/28/2026

Some glimpses of my time in Ucluelet, with a quick visit to Macoah Village, so far! I’m here for another few days and will be bringing you some great stories from this wonderful place.

09/28/2026

21 small BC businesses have now booked this incredible package I'm offering to get exposure on my social channels AND inside the pages of my second almanac, which is like the Readers Digest for BC!

Tag a company you think might be interested! ❤

09/28/2026

It’s a quick walk to this ancient mystery on Big Beach in Ucluelet. And there are a lot more reasons to visit this beach than just looking at this thing. Tons of tide pools await, and fires are allowed here.

09/27/2026

There seem to be more dog-friendly units in Ucluelet hotels and resorts than there are apartment buildings that allow pets in all of Vancouver. This is one of them, and it’s right across from a sweet little beach you can explore with or without a dog.