Travel to learn. Learn to travel.
To shovel or not to shovel? That question didn’t take long to answer. Osoyoos, British Columbia – the warmest place in Canada – is where we’ll spend the winter.
Warmth, fruit and wine: Osoyoos for the winter Read more
You name it, some town has created an oversized version of it to lure tourists: moose, apples, tomatoes, spaceships, Muskoka chairs, dinosaurs, farm animals, sports equipment, bison, and fish. Big Things have always intrigued me because they raise the question “Why?”
Big Things: Why? Why a bison in Earlton? Read more
Hoodoos, buttes, caves, gullies, coulees, and mesas have hidden outlaws and dinosaurs for hundreds and millions of years in southern Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Badlands or good lands? It’s all in the eye of the beholder Read more
Those of you who know me will know that I love a good deal. After paying $50+ at Ontario Provincial Parks for campsites, I was happy to try something new and cheaper…or even free.
Boondocking: How to camp for free Read more