Join me as I try to meet the challenge of travelling to 30 countries before my 30th birthday
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Markers are used to show the edge of this glacier in Alberta, Canada. In only a few short years this glacier has lost much of it's mass. Fate or Climate Change... There's really only one right answer. via Photo Challenge: Evanescent
Pay attention to your children. This could be them. At least this is what I understand from this sign from Quebec, Canada. If you have a better translation please let me know. Edit: I was kindly corrected. It says "Pay attention to our children... it could be one of yours". This one has a much …
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July 7th In the morning I took my time to get ready. I had no real plans for the day except to get back to Split. Of all the flights I'd looked at the one that was cheapest was a flight from Split to London Gatwick. I made my way to the bus station mid-morning …
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July 6th I got up in the morning and checked out of the Hostel. I headed down to the bus depot to catch a quick bus (only 2 hours) up to Zadar. This bus didn't take the coastal road but went inland and it was nice to see a different look to Croatia. I walked …
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July 4th I was up and checking out of the hostel in the morning so I could get down the hill and catch the 11:30am ferry off Hvar island and continue my journey to Split. I didn't have a hostel booked but was sure I could find something. I'd looked online at where most hostels …
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via Photo Challenge: Wanderlust
Happy Earth Day. Take the time today and do something to help our planet. Yesterday, one of the teachers at the school where I work arranged for the students to take part in a beach clean up for Earth Day. We removed bags of garbage as well as bicycles and other large metal pieces. There …
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Ice crystals growing on a frozen lake. You can also check out others blogs at: Change is Hard What's in (the) Picture?
I watched the sun rise at work this morning. It sucks living so north that the sun rises at 8:00am and sets at 4:30pm and the days are only getting shorter. It's great to get to see a magical sunrise each morning though.
Growing up on an island water was a large part of my life. Playing at the beach, spending summers at the cabin on the lake, renting a houseboat, and even swimming lessons were all a part of growing up. Photo's from my favourite photographer - Auntie Karla
