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Auf wiedersehen, adieu… A STARBUCK’S builder has left the Yukon, but the hills are alive with the sound of his interview outtakes.

Unbelievably, no beers or Biers were harmed in the recording of a year-end conversation with CMBC's "de facto" trail director.

Podcast fan and CMBC “multi-tool” Colin McCann is disabused of the idea that ETTAS offers any marketing value for the club.

While riding BOUNCING BUNNY, Ludovic Gouaillier shares his thoughts on the brave new world of (part-time) e-mountain biking in the Yukon.

Thane Phillips dishes on his not-so-single-handed effort to build BOUNCING BUNNY—and unlock new possibilities on the Mt. Mac ski trails. [Credits]

Was BOUNCING BUNNY built by a nudist? Where did the name really come from? Is this just salacious click bait? There’s only one way to find out.

In which we revive the memory of a beloved garden-gnome (RIP) in the service of an overdue announcement.

A passing comment in the BOOGALOO story leads down a rabbit hole… and, ultimately, to Whitehorse General Hospital.

Built circa 2011, this was the last project on BOOGALOO in which an original builder had significant hands-on involvement. Was it worth the effort?

While riding BOOGALOO, Evan Wise discusses the rewards of participating in local building efforts.

Long before there were aloha-shirted US “patriots” with AR-15s, three BOOGALOO-obsessed Yukoners were armed to the teeth—with handsaws.

Still stalling for time, BOOGALOO builder and podcaster Mark Koepke enlists a former employee to help him crank out one final teaser.

In Thane Phillips’ absence, fellow BOOGALOO builders Mark Koepke and Jesse Devost explore concepts ranging from “new agey” to authoritarian.

Jesse Devost and Mark Koepke recall the good times of building BOOGALOO for Thane Phillips.

In which we dispense with gnome-related nonsense and reveal the subject of our next oral history.