Arriving at Noosa National Park was like arriving in an entirely new world. It was our second day in Australia, and we were already blown away by the uniqueness. The vegetation was different, the land was different, the animals were different (I learned what pademelons were only when one hopped out in front of us!) […]
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I was eighteen when I first felt wanderlust, long before I knew there was a word designated to describe the feelings I had after coming home. I had just spent a month in Greece with my best friend’s family. During this trip I ate sweets in cafes in Athens, roamed the streets of small Greek […]
“Paris is always a good idea” is an expression I have heard many times and thought of as cliché. Is it really that amazing, or is it just a place everyone wants to love? After missing an opportunity to visit as an end-of-highschool trip (I went to Greece for a month instead…no regrets there) I figured […]
What is the perfect exhaustion remedy after a crazy introduction to Europe? (in Edinburgh: see previous post here) More fast-paced truthful travel, of course, taking in Great Britain sights. Glasgow, Bath and Cornwall were amazing, each in their own ways. We decided to add these three stops to our trip for various reasons. Most important was […]
What is a fantastic recipe for a whole lot of truthful travel? Traveling approximately 2000 miles from Seattle, Washington to the Canadian Rocky Mountains in an SUV filled with three adults, two dogs, and a whole lot of snacks. To read about a sunnier road trip, to California, click here! For more Canada, visit my […]
Edinburgh. Oh, Edinburgh. The magical first city, the city that still feels like a dream. Let me preface this post with a few important details. We caught a flight the day after our wedding, still floating somewhere between a hangover and newlywed bliss. It was a red-eye from Toronto to Edinburgh, and we decided to […]
At 1,583 square miles, there is a lot to explore at Glacier National Park. However, a lot of the park is backcountry, accessible only by hiking, biking or some form of water transportation. There is no way you could cover everything in a single trip, but there are some gems that are worth visiting as […]
If you ever find yourself lucky enough to live in Washington state, you will never run out of things to do. From not being able to place Seattle on a map, to making it my home three and a half years ago, to very recently leaving for California, there have been so many amazing memories […]
