Dubbed "The Nature Island of the Caribbean", the small isle of Dominica may likely be one that you are not too familiar with - a well-kept secret if you will. Although I have heard of it I have not learned much about it myself. Well, until now. Let's take a look. So where is this... Continue Reading →
Which Way? Long Distance Walks in the World
Long Distance Walks in the World Got an itch to get out and go for a long walk? And by "long walk" I mean a really LONG walk. From centuries old routes to newly minted tracks there is no lack of places to wander on foot in this world. Many trails have been experiencing a... Continue Reading →
Getting Outside in Vancouver, Part 2
Venturing out into Greater Vancouver increases the options for walking and hiking. Greater Vancouver is made up of several cities so transit is often an option. Otherwise you can reach them by vehicle, or even cycling. As in Part 1, this list is not exhaustive nor have I been to all of them. For more... Continue Reading →
Sunday Special – Gaspé Peninsula, Quebec
Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula (official name is La Gaspésie) is one of the province's top places to visit and a stunning area for a memorable road trip. This large peninsula (31 000+ sq km / 11 000+ sq miles) runs along the southern shore of the St Lawrence River then juts out into the Gulf of St Lawrence.... Continue Reading →
Getting Outside in Vancouver, BC – Part 1
Vancouver, BC has been my home for a number of years. I fell in love with it during a visit long ago and subsequently moved here. Since then my relationship with Van City has fluctuated. I have been loyal and loving towards it and then swung to the other end, hating it even. In my... Continue Reading →
Walking in Vancouver’s Pacific Spirit Park
Greater Vancouver has plenty of places to get outside to take in nature and get moving. They range from easy to challenging and of course everything in between. I’ll be making a couple posts about where to take to the trails soon. Until then I will share some of the photos I took several weeks... Continue Reading →
My Cliff Walk in County Wicklow, Ireland
During this time of the COVID-19 I will periodically post about my recent travels and travel ideas. Take care, stay safe, stay inside. During my most recent trip to Ireland I was keen to meander along the Bray Head Cliff Walk, also known as the Bray - Greystones Cliff Walk. It was the name that... Continue Reading →
Sunday Special – Sedona, Arizona, USA
Today's Sunday Special is a place that is high on my bucket list - the American southwest town of Sedona, Arizona. Even one of my all-time fav songs is called "Sedona" by Houndmouth (click the link to watch their video). Photos of Sedona's red rock terrain have enraptured my mind for years. It's proximity to... Continue Reading →
Sunday Special – Milford Sound, New Zealand
Various countries and destinations can conjure up a variety of images when we hear their name. They can range from cities filled with towering skyscrapers and urban romance, to meccas of mouth-watering foods options, to history and art full of awe and beauty. Others impress their natural beauty into our minds. New Zealand is one... Continue Reading →
Sunday Special – Dublin Mountains Way, Ireland
Exploring a region by foot can be one of the most worthwhile ways to see it. This is certainly not limited to strolling through city centres. Walking and hiking is an activity enjoyed by many, from easy hikes spanning a few hours to ones that are strenuous and require days to finish. The payoff is... Continue Reading →
Sunday Special – Andorra
The Sunday Special will be trying out a new spin so let's see how it goes. In the past I have done series on natural landscapes (deserts, mountains, etc). My own travels have been highlighted. And of course, bucket list worthy destinations have made it here too. This time 'round I am going to alphabetize.... Continue Reading →
SUNDAY’S SPECIAL SPOT – WALES COAST PATH
There are numerous ways to see a country - train, car, motorcoach tour, bicycle and even on foot. On foot you really see a place. You are taking your time and can see and experience the nuances of an area. Many many countries have hiking and walking trails to see specific areas. Some have pilgrimages... Continue Reading →