Greetings! I arrived in London England on July 25, and here are some adventures thus far! This is my third time to London, so I didn’t do the typical tourist stuff as I’ve done a lot of it in previous visits. But the great thing about returning to these big cities is there’s so much to do and see, that each time it’s a whole new experience. This time I explored new areas and explored a bit outside the city for the first time. Well, lets start with the basics. One of the best ways to get around London is the Underground (the tube) and walking. Don’t be intimidated by it, it’s actually very eas ..read more

Here’s part 2 of 2 of my Christmas Markets of Central Europe tour through Intrepid Travel. Last we left off, I left Salzburg Austria to Vienna Austria via the train. First time being on a double decker train. Vienna is a very rich, grand and opulent city. I’ve never seen a city like this in my travels. I’ve been told it’s similar to Paris, but I haven’t been. It blows my mind how giant these old buildings are from hundreds of years ago. Vienna is known for classical music, the opera, famous composers such as Strauss, Habsburg emperors and don’t forget the fine food, wine and coffee. Enjoyi ..read more

Guten tag! Here’s my blog on a short little trip of the Christmas Markets of Central Europe tour through My go-to travel company, Intrepid Travel. The tour started in Munich Germany ending in Budapest Hungary. My sister and I flew from Calgary Alberta to Frankfurt Germany, hopped on the train and headed about 3 hours to Munich. Munich has many claims to fame. Home of Oktoberfest, BMW, Nazi headquarters and Christmas markets to name a few! I liked that free wifi spots are just about everywhere, and it’s quite easy getting around with speaking English. There are public toilets, but they are oft ..read more

Well here we are, the final blog for this trip. Where we started and ended this trip, Whitehorse. With a population of about 25,000, this little government city has the northern living with southern amenities. Why is it called Whitehorse? As depicted by the picture below, the rapids on the Yukon River resembled the manes of white horses charging. I just thought this was neat. There are these interactive menus downtown for maps, things to do, locating restaurants and stores etc. I didn’t alter this, this rainbow looks quite neon. And it’s a double rainbow! Miles Canyon, can you believe th ..read more