Manarola (Cinque Terre, Italy) 2015 In October, I spent 5 nights in Manarola- my favourite of the Cinque Terre. I spent most of the week getting over what I am thinking was some sort of flu/virus but was still able to get out every day and explore. Even though my legs burned and I needed … More My Favourite Walks: Manarola
The sun sets on Porto (November, 2015) When I look back on my three months away there are a few things that stick out to me. One, I had some amazing food. Two, I fell in love with certain places simply by casually walking around with no goal or agenda. Porto just happens to be … More My Favourite Walks: Porto
This is a long one… It was Thursday night- a night leading into a long summer weekend and I was in line to get in to Rexall Place for the big show. I recall arguing on what time we should arrive . It was slated to start at 8:30 sharp. And the Hip stayed true to … More The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal
On some tiny bridge in Venice… It’s been 128 days since I returned home from a 80 somethin’ day trip to Europe. 128 days removed from an experience that had been on the back burner ever since I was told “You can do anything as long as you get an education”, and I took that to … More 128 Days Later
Galway Cathedral (November, 2015) Ahhhh, yes. The Galway Cathedral, surrounded by a haze during my last full day in the city. Am I sad that this is my only picture of the city? Maybe. Unlike Lisbon, where I found myself nursing hangovers/exhaustion; I found myself caught in a situation where I was rushing out to the … More Galway, Or How I Learned To Pace Myself
Oh, hey. Didn’t see you there, Bro… You are finally there. You’ve made that connection you didn’t think you would. You are about to, as Fez from That 70’s show would say “Do iiiiiit” 😉
Walking to Monserrate Palace, from Sintra… Whether you are at a resort for a relaxing stay or backpacking through another country, there is no wrong way to travel. This is something I’ve ignored for a large chunk of my life. I would hear about others vacations and I would immediately think of a better way to … More Travel: There Is No Wrong Way
Brian, our guide in Berlin (2009) While I often get tired of some of the repetitiveness that comes along with travelling, I don’t think I have ever REALLY regretted taking a walking tour. And neither should you. Here are a few reasons as to why you should at least research potential walking tours for each destination
In this post I want to remind you to make your trip YOUR OWN trip. You can listen to what others say, but don’t be afraid to visit somewhere based off of the warnings of a fellow backpacker!
Cinque Terre (October, 2015) In my last post, I talked about my worst mistake in 2015. In this post, I want to bring back some “positive vibes”. So here’s my best moment in 2015 (travel related).
Travel Me Blue 