I didn’t think I would write about this so soon, but after noticing an airline specifically promoting a destination for “Instagram-seeking tourists” I couldn’t stop myself from putting together this blog immediately. It was also a moment of realization that there are handfuls of articles online contriving up lists of the most “Instagrammable” places out […]
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Part of my goal with this blog is to share some of my ‘hidden gems’ and places that you might not have thought about visiting before. A lot of people end up in Sri Lanka because of needing to leave India to renew their visa. But I think there are a lot of awesome reasons
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I know after my first post, most of you probably saw this coming, and I hate to disappoint, so here it is! Today I’m going to be ranting about 5 awkward myths behind the popular ‘digital nomad’ and influencer images and advertisements we see on Instagram (and social media in general). This is something I
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Campsites are in high-demand during summertime in BC. Booking one can feel impossible, especially anywhere near the Lower Mainland. On May 25, 2020, when the COVID-19-related restriction on camping was lifted, over 50,000 people logged on to the BC Parks website at 7:00 a.m. and crashed the site. This past summer I became obsessed with booking campsites.
Six Places to Front-Country Camp in BC & How to Book Them Read More »
The whole world changed earlier this year, and as much as I’d like to think that things will eventually go back to normal, I know there’s no good way to predict when and IF that will ever happen. Though I hate using the phrase ‘new normal’ that our politicians and news anchors have drilled into
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What happens when you plan a spontaneous camping trip with your best friend? Awesome things. In the beginning of October I booked a surprisingly cheap flight to Vancouver to visit one of my best friends, Leah, who has been living there for the past few years. Funny enough, I also visited her in October of
Serene Camping in the Similkameen Valley: Trails and Tarps Read More »
I spent the past two months in India, and the people I worked and lived with were utterly shocked when they first met me. I not only tolerated, but enjoyed the spicy food, the hot weather didn’t bother me (I felt cold at times actually), and I wasn’t bothered by the busy streets and traffic.
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