As of August 2019, back at home after six months on the road through Asia and Europe.
I've been blogging for close to 20 years, sharing my adventures to 50 countries. Every one has a story to tell, and my aim to tell them all.
They are thugish, incompetent brutes. But what else is new? They have a long and storied history of behaving as such. Story he
I have just completed a most extraordinary book. The Deathly Hallows, of course. I have to admit that I had had misgivings abo
Yes, we have arrived back home. Safely. Elliotte was fantastic. We, on the other hand, are bushed, and glad to be home after a
The Rawdon Hills (once were touched by gold). I am, and have been for a long time, a huge fan of Stan Rogers. The very first a
The Fundy coast of Nova Scotia (the Glooscap Trail, in NS Travel parlance) is known for its tides. The highest in the world, a
Where’s the water? Parrsboro wharf, Nova Scotia
We’re off to PEI. Those in the know call it PE Island. We shall sail there by ferry and then return via the Confederatio
Spent the day today wandering around Halifax. The Citadel and Pier 21 were our two prime objectives. Ellie cooperated nicely.
We made it to the Lighthouse Trail, south of Halifax, today. Peggy’s Cove, Mahone Bay, Chesterm Hubbards, and Lunenburg.
And I just left Lond-don yesterday, God damn them all! Fellow Stan Rogers fans will knwo where I’m coming from here. Her