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"The sight of the world put mad ideas into me; as if I could wander away, wander for ever, see strange and beautiful things, one after the other."
~ CS Lewis
Big fan of casually sauntering about the planet. Thumb-war champion, blanket-fort specialist and dog mom. Passionate early-years educator, perogie enthusiast, lifelong Canucks fan and outdoor advocate. Sleeping-in-airports aficionado. Exploring the curious corners of planet earth with a journal and a sense of humour! Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, I've been making bad decisions on the road since 2009. -
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Coast to Coast in 13 Days: The Final Push Across England
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The Legend of Lake Baikal: Waters of Supernatural Power
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10 Benefits of Traveling Solo
22 July 2011 12:49 AM | 59 Comments -
Head Soccer. Or, soccer with heads. Another reason why Korea is awesome.
26 April 2010 12:47 PM | 35 Comments -
Spaghetti on my Pizza & Intestines in my Soup: Korean Food Fails
14 April 2010 2:42 PM | 9 Comments
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On Selling Everything and Moving Away
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From Argentina to Brazil, hopefully.
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On the ground in Buenos Aires
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Warsaw for the win.
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A Welsh-English Camper-Van New Years.
03 August 2014 11:47 PM | 4 Comments
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Coast to Coast in 13 Days: The Final Push Across England
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Malaysian Revelations: 8 things I learned in Kuala Lumpur
Posted on October 20, 2010 | 1 CommentMalaysia’s capital city: vibrant, chaotic, cultural, concrete. In no particular order, the 8 things I learned in Kuala Lumpur: 1. STREET VENDORS HAVE A SENSE OF HUMOUR. “You looking for DVDs?” “No.” “Oh. Well maybe the DVDs are looking for you.” – – Well, hmm. I ain’t got nothing to say to that. ; ) Meandering through the dazzling colours and narrow alleyways of Kuala […] -
Paradise in Malaysia: Pillow-white Sand, Wheelbarrow Taxis, Fire Dancers, and Snorkeling like Sex
Posted on October 11, 2010 | 4 CommentsPulau Perhentian. In the turquoise waters of Malaysia’s northeastern coast, these tiny islands are postcard paradise. Awash with pillow white sand and dotted with swaying palms, Malaysia’s hidden gem shines bright in the tropical sun. Now remember. It wasn’t exactly a breeze to get here. No. It was not. Take a gander here if you need a reminder, but otherwise suffice it to know that […] -
Overland from Singapore to Malaysia – A Race Against Time
Posted on October 7, 2010 | 3 CommentsThe Perhentians: Malaysia’s postcard islands. We’d heard about them from our Malaysian friend who we’d met in Seoul and crossed paths with in Singapore… she’s awesome. She said if we were looking for relaxing on an island whilst in Malaysia, the Perhentians were it. So we decide to take a night bus up the coast (the Perhentians are on the northeast part of Malaysia, way […]