Discover Atlin and Moore House
We will miss you enormously, love, Carolyn, Michael and Chewy.
COUCHMAN ROBERT (BOB) GEORGE JAMES21 FEBRUARY 1937 - 03 MAY 2008 Suddenly, at
Kingston Ontario, Bob Couchman, adventurer, campaigner, poet, friend and family man. Bob was the former Executive Director of Toronto and Whitehorse Family Service Associations, the Donner Foundation and other private philanthropic activities. In a career spanning five decades, he was active in dozens of causes related to social justice, especially in relation to families and young people. Bob had a profound spiritual connection to the wilderness, which took him from a boyhood in East Toronto, via Algonquin Park to the vast beauty of the Yukon and Northern B.C., where his heart felt truly at home. He leaves behind many loved ones his immediate family and those he made his family during a lifetime of loving and connecting with others. We are Bruce Couchman, Barbara O’Sullivan (nee Couchman), Stephen Couchman, Michael Couchman, Frances O’Sullivan, Matthew Couchman, Ruth O’Sullivan, Samuel Couchman, Catherine Smart-Couchman, Brian O’Sullivan, Jane Couchman, Carolyn Moore, Kyn and Gwynne Barker, Bill Found. A Funeral Service will be held at St. Simon - The Apostle Anglican Church on Friday, May 9th at 10:30 a.m.
at 7:00pm Wednesday 14 May 2008.
Moore House
Moore House is a Scribed Log Home on 5 acres of private woodlands. Large welcoming rooms with panoramic views of the lake and mountains.Located on Monarch Mountain Trail near Pine Creek Beach. Guests at Moore House B&B are in for a treat; the house is filled with artwork: drawings, paintings, carvings, books and furniture - all by local people. Sometimes the house is filled with local artists too! Open all year.
Three guest rooms, all on the second floor.Double bed, or double and single.Spectacular views!From all rooms you can see Atlin Mountain, Teresa Island and Atlin Lake.Shared guest bath. Plenty of softened hot water.Plenty of quiet.In-room TV/VCR, telephone, and wireless broadband (Bring a laptop if you plan to use it.)Library of books, games and videos.Continental breakfast. Snacks and refreshments.

Moore House is a Scribed Log Home on 5 acres of private woodlands. What is a scribed log home? In this type of log building, the logs are not milled to a standard dimension. Each individual log is "scribed" and then cut to fit the contour of the log below it. No nails or fasteners are used to hold the logs together; they are merely notched at the corners. Moore House was built in 1995. The logs are Lodgepole Pine, and were felled at the O'Donnell River south of Atlin. Many of the logs are 150 to 200 years old.
