Edmonton Heritage Festival- Celebrating Canada’s Multiculturalism
On the August long weekend Mike and I like to take in one of our hometown’s largest festivals- the Edmonton Heritage Festival at Hawrelak Park. The Edmonton Heritage Festival is…
Photo of the Week: Ink Pots, Banff National Park
The Johnston Canyon trail is one of the most popular hiking trails in Banff National Park. However, not too many people hike as far as the Ink Pots. Those who…
Photo of the Week: Seattle Space Needle
I just love this unique view of Seattle’s Space Needle. I took this picture from inside the Glass House at the incredible Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibit. Framing the Space…
Romantic Lake Louise- Our Favourite Activities for Romance
Lake Louise is one of our favourite places to visit in the Canadian Rockies and Mike and I have made many trips here during our relationship. Lake Louise is pristine,…
Exploring Galveston- Victorian Architecture and Unique Surprises
Galveston is a small, romantic island tucked away in southern Texas along the Gulf of Mexico. It’s only 32 miles long and two and a half miles wide, but offers a…
Photo of the Week: El Castillo, Chichen Itza
Chichén Itzá is Mexico’s most famous, and most visited, ancient Mayan sites. The spectacular focal point of this pre-Columbian/pre-Hispanic era city, is the Temple of Kukulkan, more commonly known as El…
Vancouver Island Road Trip Itinerary- The Best of the Island in 7 Days
One summer Mike and I set out on 15 day road trip from Edmonton to Vancouver Island and back. We spent a lot of our time on “The Island” (as…
Romantic Trip to New Orleans- Our 10 Favourite Activities for Romance
Romantic New Orleans is a great place to spend a few days with your sweetheart. Live music, charming cafes and a relaxed atmosphere makes the Big Easy the perfect place…
Photo of the Week: Bridal Falls, British Columbia
When I visited Bridal Falls in British Columbia, my first thought was that it had been named appropriately. The water cascading down the smooth rocks creates a delicate look similar…
Ik Kil Cenote- Swimming in a Sacred Cenote in Mexico
Swimming in a cenote is a sacred, almost mystical experience. It’s strange, but after visiting one, I can understand how the Maya believed cenotes were gateways to the afterlife. Cenotes…
Why New Orleans Is One of My Favourite American Cities
What makes a city truly great? Is it the food? The culture? Maybe the architecture? Or its natural beauty? Its place in history? Its innovations for the future? The arts…
Pyramid and Patricia Lakes- Jasper National Park
Ahh…Jasper. Every time I visit I don’t want to return to my city life. Sparkling blue lakes reflecting postcard-perfect Rocky Mountain views, leave me feeling calm and serene every time….