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Barefoot walking is loaded with health benefits but as a town-dwelling tenderfoot I’ve been reluctant to doff my foot-wear. Now that the weather has warmed up I was out of excuses, and on my way to an out-of-town trail that I hoped would have less dog-doo. Slipping off of my sandals, I stepped onto a gravel path that felt poky and rough. I noticed right away that I walked differently barefoot, paying more attention to where I placed my feet and landing the ball of my foot before the toes. “Gingerly” might be the word for it.

I descended to a small stream where thimbleberry petals floated on the dark water like bits of white tissue paper. Upstream it became swampier, with skunk cabbage and sedges bedded into thick mud that looked like chocolate fudge. Thinking chocolaty thoughts I plunged my feet into the mud feeling it squish between my toes. After gravel, mud felt like an indulgence.

I rinsed my feet and climbed back to the gravel trail, which relented into some pleasant hardened earth and soft fir needles before coming to an end at the riverbank. I waded into the water, feeling my way around the

slippery rocks. The river brought to mind something I’d read about Sebastian Kneipp, a famous Ger-man 19th century health and barefoot walking advocate. As a young man Kneipp made a des-perate attempt to cure himself of TB by throwing himself into a river: “He ran gasping and

wheezing as if in a trance to the Danube, tore off his clothes and dove into the river.” After three seconds in the freezing water he got out and ran back inside as fast as he could. Kneipp noted that he felt better following the experiment, with a refreshed sense of well-being. A few days

later he repeated the dip. Kneipp eventually made a full recovery from TB, and believed the cold river plunges were key to his recovery.

Kneipp became a priest and devoted his life to treating the poor and sick. He used a lot of

See Knowing Nature on page 3.

Step it up, with a barefoot walkJocie IngramKnowingNature

Barefoot trails have become very popular in Europe and Asia.

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I almost couldn’t quite believe it when the close of business last Fri-day (20/06) came and went and still the 2014 Salmon Integrated Fish-eries Management Plan had not been released. I’m not sure when the latest-ever date for this annual release is but we must be in record territory now.

Contained within the IFMP will be the all-important decision on the allowable exploitation rate on the Interior Fraser coho stock aggregate, and undoubtedly it this decision that is causing the delay for the entire plan, which will pot-entially contain some important changes for management of chi-nook salmon in the Strait of Geor-gia recreational fishery. A change after 17 years of a constant regime is unquestionably a major one but it’s not that complicated, certainly not the proverbial rocket science, so it is a bit hard to understand what the hold up can be.

Trust me when I say that months ago all fishing interests in south-ern BC stressed at every available opportunity to Ottawa staff, up to and including the minister her-self, the need to have this decision announced in a timely fashion but I’m not sure that after the summer solstice qualifies. Meanwhile the “big wait” continues…

Last week the coho showed up in numbers at the very top end of the Strait of Georgia near Camp-bell River, around the bottom end of Quadra Island. The timing was remarkable, within only a couple of days of them arriving in 2013, although this is likely just a coinci-dence. What was different this year is there was some expectation within the local angling com-munity that coho would be present in the fishery for the second year in a row, based on persistent reports of their presence further south, from Comox on down to Nanaimo. Last year was almost a com-plete surprise, this year not so much.

Because so many anglers and guides in the Campbell River area are now using larger plugs for their chi-nook fishing, it is likely that more coho would have been encountered a little sooner had smaller lures been used, but no matter. As always the

interesting thing will be to see what the overall abundance of coho in inside waters is and how long they stay around any given location.

As things stand, based on reports from around much of the strait over the past few months, the pre-season forecast of a “weak inside” distribution of coho in southern BC doesn’t seem to be holding up. Not that I blame the authors of the fore-cast, nature is after all highly vari-able and, more to the point, given the paucity of resources provided by the current federal government for this kind of vital research, I’m confident they did the best with what they had to work with.

The public should understand that the budget for DFO continues to get smaller all the time and is expected to diminish further yet until proper management of the fishery resource and the fisheries dependent on it assume a higher priority in the mindset of the Harp-er government. And as discussed here several months ago, in this time of constrained resources coho rank a distant third behind sockeye and chinook salmon in the hier-archy of importance when it comes to allocation of funds for activities like stock assessment.

While on the topic of initiatives from Ottawa, there’s short-term glitch coming soon in the avail-ability of tidal waters recreational licenses, which of course are now available only via the internet. Take note please – the server that facilitates the e-sale of the licenses will be closed on June 28 - a Satur-day of course - from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., possibly longer, to allow for some maintenance and upgrade work.

Because this is all run from the nation’s capital, with zero under-standing of the needs of the fishery here on the west coast, the shut down was originally scheduled to be longer and to occur right in the

middle of the Family Fishing week-end! Only the robust intervention of some Pacific Region DFO staff averted what could have been a real mess, but all thoughts of doing this kind of work in, say, November were rejected.

Elsewhere, some welcome news from the Fraser River for the troubled stock of stream-type chi-nooks. These are chinook salmon that have a freshwater life history very similar to coho, spending a year or more in the river after emerging from the gravel as fry before migrating to the sea. There are over 50 individual river stocks of these stream-type chinook in the Fraser watershed, comprising of two dominant ages at maturity, four and five years old, and two dis-tinct run-timing (entry into fresh-water) groups, spring and early summer.

For the most part these fish have an unusual ocean migration, mov-ing off the continental shelf out into the open ocean much like sock-eye, pinks, chums and steelhead, although likely not quite as far ranging. In truth not a lot is known about these fish at sea because of the near absence of resources for open water research (see above).

Anyway, this chinook stock aggre-gate has been at a low-level of abundance for a number of years, resulting in significant restraints to a number of fisheries, notably the recreational fishery around the southern end of Vancouver Island across to the Fraser estuary and in the river itself. Trust me, you wouldn’t want these restrictions in your neighbourhood.

For a number of years DFO has been managing these fish with a three-zone approach, and based on the latest test fishing informa-tion from the lower Fraser the 2014 return has moved into the middle or moderate zone (45,000 or more) for the first time in several years.

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Knowing Nature from page 1.water therapies, or hydrotherapy, but also encouraged patients to seek balance of life through a healthy diet, exercise and herbal remedies. Kneipp believed in walking barefoot as much as possible and advised a “dew walk” first thing in the morning to aid circulation, calm the nervous system, boost immun-ity and provide relief for headaches. In Germany today there are many Kneipp spas that still follow many of his practi-ces, and barefoot walking is still known by many as “Kneippen.”

Kneipp may have been instrumental in bringing barefoot walking to the attention of the western world, but the practice is actually much older. Chinese reflexology, dating back thousands of years, stems from the belief that reflex points in the hands and feet are con-nected to every part, organ and gland of the body. Practices similar to reflex-ology have been discovered from many cultures around the globe, including ancient Egypt.

At the other side of the river I sank ankle-deep into wet granular sand, and hopped into some smooth, light dry sand. Then I re-forded the river and dried my feet on some sunbaked boulders. I played around making wet footprints on the rocks and watched my prints magically fade and disappear in the sun’s heat. My feet relayed the sim-

ple messages: cold water, hot stone. On the way back I strayed from the path to tread through some soft grass and spongy moss. At end of the walk my feet felt good though slightly tender, like they had completed a full day hike rather than a short kilometre-long trail.

Europe has hundreds of designated “barfuss” or barefoot trails, with the highest concentrations in Germany and Austria. Many offer a sensory foot obstacle course with sections of things like sand, sawdust, pebbles, cobblestone, mud and water as well as some balancing and climbing challenges. Shoe storage facilities are provided at the start, and there are foot-washing stations at the end. Barefoot walking is also very popular in Korea and other Asian countries. Even the British are getting into it, with an increasing number of farms offering barefoot trails and tours. There are many enthusiastic bare-footers in North America but it is still far from a mainstream trend.

Many of our local trails are fine for barefoot walk-ing, though it is good to be

aware of hazards such as ticks, broken glass and dog-doo. A specially designed family-friendly barefoot trail could offer a safer alternative with tourism potential for our area. It could be a great way to attract visitors as part of a farm tour.

As a parent, I’m always looking for local things to do with my kids—a bare-foot trail would be a lot of fun!

Jocie Ingram can be reached at [email protected].

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For all garden and art lovers mark Saturday, July 5 and Sunday, July 6 on your calendar. Those are the dates of the Campbell River Art Gallery’s annual Garden and Art Tour. This year’s event features 14 Campbell River gardens, including six that are new to the event. Visitors will be able to see artists at work in the gardens on tour days.

The tour is a unique oppor-tunity to explore a diverse mix of gardens, including several with unique artistic features and another with pillows made of flowers: a mingling of fresh creations and mature designs. There will also be an opportunity to chat and exchange tips with the gardeners, while observ-ing artists hard at work.

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Coachman Pub and Boston Pizza.

If you’d like a ride to the gardens, join the City’s Parks, Recreation and Culture Department van tour. Call the Community Centre at 250-286-1161 to find out more. Van tour tickets are available at the Community Centre only.

For more information, visit the CR Art Gallery at 1235 Shoppers Row or call 250-287-2261.

Annual Garden and Art Tour goes July 5-6Jack Oja’s colourful Campbell River garden.

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Campbell River students recently achieved Marks of Distinction with Trin-ity College London. Congratulations to Connor Hogg, Hollis Mattheson, Nathan Glum, Plessa Walden, Abby Broadhurst, Ashley Hogg, Brielle Kelly, Yani Indrajaya and Beth Miller who all received top marks of the highest honour of Distinc-tion in Musical Theatre exams with Trin-ity College London.

Trinity College London sends examin-ers from the UK each year to examine over 600,000 students in over 60 countries in speech arts, dance, music, acting and musical theatre. Trinity College London has been a world wide examination board for over 130 years. Each year Trinity comes to Comox for the Vancouver Island exams.

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In Spain, red wine and a variety of freshly prepared tapas make the perfect pairing for the enjoyment of live flamenco - a traditional, complex and exquisitely passionate art form the country is world-famous for.

The spirit of this lively and community-binding tradition can be celebrate in downtown Courtenay this Thursday, June 26th, as Zocalo Café hosts an evening of live music and dance performed by local troupe - Azucena Flamenco. The show starts at 7:00 p.m. and, to secure a seat, reservations are recommended.

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Come out for a great evening of music with Hello Cello.

Local Cellist and teacher, Helena Jung presents the latest concert in the Cellobration series.

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Almost all of the cellists are current or former stu-dents and range from 12 years old to seniors. Helena has arranged selected music for solo perfor-mances, group ensembles and the entire cello orchestra.

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The Youth group will play a hauntingly beautiful arrangement of Schubert’s “Ave Maria” accompa-

Hello Cello! Helena Jung students present benefit recital

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THE PEARL ELLIS GALLERY MEMBERS’ PEOPLE CHOICE AWARDS SHOW & SALE • From Jun 24th - Jul 13th. Open Tues - Sat from 10 am - 4 pm, Sun 1 - 4 pm, Closed Monday. Free Admission. Located at 1729 Comox Avenue. FMI see www.pearlellisgallery.com or see our virtual gallery on our web site or our Facebook pageROYAL PURPLE DROP-IN BINGO • Every Tuesday night, 7 p.m., at the Elks Home on Sixth St.COMOX VALLEY WOOD CARVERS • If you are interest-ed in any type of wood carving please join us at the Royston Community Hall every Tuesday from 9:30 AM to 3 PM for a day of carving and learning about carving. No experience necessary. FMI call Al at 250-331-0156 or Jim at 250-339-5350.CUMBERLAND LEGION BINGO • Every Tuesday night, guaran-teed 22 games per night. Doors open 6 p.m., first game 7 p.m. Come out and support your community.

POULTRY WORKSHOP • Jun 25, 7pm, Black Creek Farm and Feed Supply’s Poultry Workshop - “10 Challenges for Small Flock Production” courtesy-Hi-Pro Feeds. Poultry Nutritionist Paul Goerzen will share and Steve Nixon will answer questions. Phone 250-337-8922 to reserve seats.ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL THRIFT SHOP SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE • June 25th to 28th. Everything in the shop 1/2 Price (excludes showcase items).PLAY BRIDGE • Every Wednesday at 6:30PM at the Royston Hall, 3902 Old Island Hwy and Royston Road. FMI: 250-334-1883 or roystonhall.com and on Facebook at Royston Community Club

CYCLING • Come join us on our Friday rides. We meet at the Filberg Centre, lower park-ing lot, 411 Anderton Courtenay, before setting off on a bike ride in the Comox Valley area and neighbouring regions. We cycle at a medium pace of 20 kph for a 40 to 80 km ride. See www.cccts.org under tabs Day Rides/Comox Valley for the schedule or email [email protected] LEGION • Meat draws every Friday, 5-7 pm.COMOX LEGION • Meat draws every Friday, 3 p.m. Open to all Legion members/guests.

AFTERNOON JAM • With Gord Kruger and “The Amigos”. Enjoy a lively afternoon of dancing and relaxing with Gord Kreuger and his band every Saturday, 2pm to 6pm in the Courtenay Legion Lounge. 367 Cliffe Ave., Courtenay. COMOX VALLEY FARMERS MARKET • 9-12 every Saturday at the Comox Valley exhibition grounds on Headquarters Road. Come for the freshness, stay for the fun! FMI: Mkt. Mgr. Vickey 250.218-0321 or or www.comoxvalleyfarmersmarket.com & keep in touch on Facebook.COURTENAY LEGION • Meat draws every Saturday 2-5 p.m. in the lounge.COMOX LEGION • Meat draws are held every Saturday 3 p.m. plus Ace of Spades draw.

CRIBBAGE • Every Monday night, 7:00, at the Royston Hall, corner of Old Island Highway and Royston Road. No need to bring a partner. FMI: 250-334-1883.LADIES AUXILIARY DROP-IN BINGO • Comox Legion Ladies Auxiliary Drop-in Bingo, upper hall. Doors open 6 pm, bingo 7 p.m. All money goes to char-ities. Free coffee and tea.

MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE • On Canada Day, drop by the Courtenay and District Museum after the parade and help celebrate our country’s birthday. There will be free admission, balloons and door prize draws between 12 noon and 4 pm. Special activities will include cupcake walks for all ages and a hands-on craft for kids. Musical entertainment will be provided by Alan Jossul. The Courtenay and District Museum is located at 207 Fourth Street in downtown Courtenay. FMI: 250-334-0686.JULY 1ST TEA DANCE • The Evergreen Club is pleased to present the July 1st Tea Dance on Tuesday July 1st at 2 pm. Free cake, free lemonade, free tea, and free coffee! It takes place upstairs in the Courtenay Recreation’s Native Sons Hall also known as the Grand Hall. Live Music will be provided by The Georgia Strait Big Band which offers pure dancing and listening tunes. FMI call The Evergreen Club 250-338-1000THE ANNUAL FIFTH STREET MILE FUN RUN • Is happening on Canada day right before the parade. Again this year the title sponsor is The Joint Physiotherapy and the fastest person under four minutes will get a free pair of shoes from Extreme Runners. Free Registration at 5th Street and Woods Ave from 9:00-9:45am. Start at 10:00am. Awards and Draw Prizes right afterwards.

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