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Back in 2024, a devastating fire ripped through Jasper National Park. Canada is sadly no stranger to wildfires in the summer months, but this was different. A third of Jasper town was destroyed, and people lost homes, businesses and livelihoods. Nobody was unaffected. It’s because of this that I wanted to make sure I scheduled …
It’s decided: the age-old question of if you could only travel to one country for the rest of your life, where would it be? Mine is Canada. I’ve spent a lot of time in Canada over the years; almost ten months of my life, in fact. In that time, I’ve mostly only seen BC and …
We love visiting Northumberland, just south of the border in England, but our past trips have always been along the coast. In fact, we love that area so much that we almost always stop somewhere as we’re passing through, and I’ve written about it quite extensively here. Now, it was finally time to head inland …
Everyone’s heard of the bonnie, bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, but many don’t know that the national park incorporates both the famous loch and several others that make up the second part of the park: the Trossachs. Though popular with locals, this is a really underrated part of Scotland. Packed with forest walks, hikes and …
Argyll’s rugged coast leads down to the wild peninsula of Kintyre, where it feels like you might just have reached the edge of the world. Read on for why it’s worth the trek, with gorgeous fishing towns, wild beaches, and even an island with a painting of Jesus hidden in a cave!
On our recent trip to Norway, one of the absolute highlights was getting to spend a night in Flam. Most people will visit Flam on a day trip, if that – taking the cruise round from Gudvangen, and taking the famous Flam railway to and/or from the town, with little time in between the journeys. …
There are plenty of islands to explore in the Orkney archipelago, from the islands to the south which are connected by road, to the varied North Isles with sandy beaches and cliffs full of puffins, or the island of Rousay which has so much history it’s been nicknamed the “Egypt Of The North”. However, if …
A couple of weeks ago, we headed over to our neighbours across the sea to finally visit the fourth of our united countries – Northern Ireland. As per our usual mad travel plans, I curated a solid itinerary that would allow us to check out the Giant’s Causeway and a few other north coast highlights, …
I absolutely love planning trips and creating itineraries for wherever I go – but planning a trip to Iceland in winter was HARD. The limited daylight hours mean you have to meticulously plan what you can see, and the cold weather means you have to pack so much more than, say, a few days in …
Iceland is without a doubt the epitome of “the land of fire and ice”. From volcanoes to glaciers and everything in between, Iceland has it all, and we wanted to see it all. My friend & I spent five full days in Iceland, and when I say full, I also mean that we PACKED them …
