My travel blog is a collection of stories from my roadtrips travelling across Canada and the USA. I love to share my experiences.
Last winter, wandering in Arizona—and a little corner of California—did not disappoint. I travelled in my van, chasing sunshine, warmth, and wide-open spaces. From the vast Sonoran Desert to petroglyph-filled canyons, I found beauty, community, and more than a few memorable campsites. After travelling through Texas my Arizona journey unfolded. Starting Out: Wandering in Arizona […]
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I experienced some new adventures during November and into early December. I had the chance to roll through every corner of Texas—from the windswept plains of the north to the peaceful Gulf Coast beaches and the rugged heart of the Hill Country. Traveling solo (well, not really—Lucky was with me every mile), I camped in
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Vanlife in New Mexico in October was everything I hoped for—big skies, quiet campgrounds, colorful leaves, and unforgettable memories. I rolled into the state mid-month, chasing great temps and peaceful places to park. Here’s a look at where I stayed, what I discovered, and why Taos ended up stealing a little piece of my heart.
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In late September, I set off on my Utah road trip, chasing historical sites, canyon views, and stunning skies. Over two weeks, I made my way from Price to Blanding, dipping into some remote BLM sites, small town Walmarts, and a couple of well-worth-it paid campgrounds. Here’s a look at the route, the stops, and
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Here’s a little recap of this year’s migration heading south. Chasing warmth, solitude, and travelling on a few new roads along the way. As the cool September air started settling over Alberta, it was time to head south once again. The open road, wide skies, and the promise of new places ahead made it an
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My first ever off-road adventure was in southeastern Utah. I like to find new places to visit and this area was new to me. My van has decent clearance but I am not 4 wheel drive so don’t really go off the main highways. When entering the Valley of the Gods I missed the
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My roadtrip through Southern Alberta was all about reconnecting with my Canadian heritage. The sites I visited related to some of the indeginous history in the area inspiring me to understand the strength and resilience of the First Nations ancestors. I remember learning in grade school about Indegenious history, that was back in the early
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My latest roadtrip locations were the six ferries of Alberta, Canada. Alberta is a province known for its vast prairies, rolling foothills, and the rugged Rocky Mountains. It is also home to a unique piece of transportation history: six operating ferries. ,These ferries provide essential crossings over some of Alberta’s major rivers. They connect remote
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My Western Texas roadtrip started after a sunrise walk to say goodbye to the south Texan beaches. I headed north along Highway 37 from Corpus Christi towards San Antonio. Not wanting to hit the city limits I turned west travelling through Charlotte, Hondo and Uvalde to enjoy some small town energy. For my first night
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My first view of the Saguaro National Park was at Rincon Valley, the eastern part of the park. First I learned how to say “saw wah ro” properly and some fascinating facts about this tree cactus. More Saguaro Fun Facts They only grow in the Sonoran Desert which is in southern Arizona, Northern Mexico and
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