From the jagged, ocean-shaped cliffs towering over the Atlantic Ocean to the sand-swept Saharan border town of M’Hamid, where a body of water, no matter how small, might not be seen for days, Morocco’s landscape is as diverse as the people who call it home. We arrived in Marrakech in late 2013, refreshed from a … Continue reading
The road to this secret river is enfolded in jungle and time. El camino a Rio Secreto esta rodeado de selva y tiempo. The Yucatan peninsula is one of the top destinations for travellers to Mexico. For the majority, it consists of a flight into Cancun International Airport, a short bus ride south along the … Continue reading
A picture, so the saying goes, speaks a thousand words. That’s what I had in mind when recently taking a stroll around Upper Kananaskis Lake. It seems that every 100m another thousand words stream through my mind. Stop. Look. Listen. Breathe. Continue on. I think that a common misconception is that, in order to see … Continue reading
Traveling from Cordoba to Buenos Aries on an overnight bus, on the last leg of our Argentina journey, I sat with my laptop and produced a frighteningly witty and smart comment to start off this blog entry and wrote for a full page before taking a break, sleeping for a while, and waking back in … Continue reading
Britain has a special place in my heart. Born and raised in Sheffield, I spent 21 years of my life in England before moving to Canada. Every family holiday up until that point had been a journey of its own, but it is only since leaving Britain on a permanent basis that returning their feels … Continue reading
From Rome to Rome in 19 days… The history of Rome, the splendour of the architecture, the bright summer sun and the Italian way of life make Italy a place you’ll never forget, and be eager to return to as soon as possible. My venture took me from Rome to the limoncello capital of the … Continue reading
a beautiful world 