Until we went to Alaska I had never heard of Nugget Falls, or have seen to a glacier. I will never forget my very first view from the bus window as we were approaching the the park where the glacier flows toward the lake. “IS THAT THE GLACIER?!?!?” I asked jumping out of my seat. Looking back, …
Interview with Paula and Gordon, from “Contented Traveller”
This month’s guests for the Travel Blogger Interviews series are Paula and Gordon, from the “Contented Traveller.” Paula and Gordon both come from successful long-term careers and have been traveling together for over 12 years. 1. Tell us a little about yourself: Who are you? Where are you from? I am Paula, and my husband is …
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One Day in Ketchikan – 6 Incredibly Fun Things to Do
Ketchikan was the first stop on our cruise to Alaska which started in Vancouver. After spending an entire day at sea, I could hardly wait to set foot on land! But when we finally docked I was a little disappointed. The town seemed small and very quiet, still covered in the morning fog. But our …
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Best Things to Do in Lake Como on a Budget
Lake Como has the fame of being the playground of the rich and famous, but is it really so expensive? If you never visited Italy’s famous lake, you may be wondering what to do in Lake Como if you don’t have a lot of money. Lake Como is undoubtedly one of the most popular destinations in Italy, …
Interview With Cedric Lizotte, from “Continents & Condiments”
My guest for this month’s series Travel Blogger Interviews is Cedric Lizotte, a freelance travel journalist with a passion for food. He is the creator of Continents & Condiments, a blog about food, drinks and travel. I had the pleasure of meeting Cedric this past spring, during the TBEX Meeting in Costa Brava, Spain. Some of …
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The Iditarod – A Glimpse Into Alaska’s Most Controversial Race
What heart remains untouched by the amazing yet sad story of White Fang? The half-woolf half-dog’s faith brought tears in many children’s eyes, as he was sold to be a sled dog in the harsh and frozen Yukon Territory. Somehow Jack London’s character came to my mind as we began our Husky Homestead tour that morning in …
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5 Incredible Attractions You Shouldn’t Miss in Vancouver, Canada
Vancouver may not be the city where you want to live, but it surely is a city to add to your Canadian bucket list. Its high cost of living and astronomical housing prices may be a set back for its potential residents. However, Vancouver’s sensual allure and countless attractions inspires visitors like few other cities do.
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Vancouver Facts and First Impressions
Welcome to Vancouver, Canada’s largest, densest and most ethnically diverse city! If you are planning a visit to Vancouver, here are some facts and first impressions that may help you better understand this city. Vancouver is one of Canada’s most beautiful cities and has a lot going for it: a bustling downtown, delicious restaurants, a …
Interview with Rhonda Albom from “Albom Adventures”
My guest for this month’s Travel Blogger Interviews series is Rhonda Albom, from Albom Adventures. Many of you know Rhonda and delight in reading her always interesting posts about New Zealand, or enjoy her beautiful photos. But there is a more personal side of every blogger that remains unknown to even his/her most loyal readers. Hence this series …
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