Twilight country and the Pacific North West Coast
Catapulting to fame after the release of Stephenie Meyer’s hugely popular Twighlight series, the tiny town of Forks on the Pacific North West coast has never looked back! After seeing […]
Category Archives: Americas
Disneyland and Walt Disney World… (aren’t they the same place?!?)
If you haven’t grown up in North America and aren’t a huge Disney fan, then any talk of Disneyland and Disney World seem like they could be one and the […]
Colombia – Overland from Ecuador to Bogota
Colombia had always been on my bucket list and I was lucky enough to be able to travel through this marvellous country with Marion, my mother. A lot of people […]
11 Places in the USA You Should Take Your Kids
Glenwood Springs, Colorado Located high in the mountains of Colorado, the small town of Glenwood Springs offers some fantastic outdoor adventures for families. We rented some mountain bikes, got a […]
Avenue of the Giants and Redwood National Park
Located close to Eureka in Humboldt County on the northern coast of California, Redwood National Park is home to some of the oldest trees on the planet. Taking a hike […]
Philadelphia, USA | More than just the Rocky Steps
Philadelphia is located half way between New York and Washington on the East coast of America with a population of about 1.5 million people. Often called the city of brotherly […]
Boston, USA | Two Thumbs Up!
Boston is the largest city in the New England region of America and is home to more than 4.5 million people. That said, the inner city and historic areas are […]
Buenos Aires, Argentina | More Culture than a tub of Yoghurt
Now that I have your attention I might as well add that Paris should be called the Buenos Aires of the north. After spending 3 nights in Buenos Aires and […]
New York, USA | One Amazing Place
The melting pot of humanity, the global centre of finance, business, politics, fashion and just about everything else. New York City is one amazing place and should be on everyone’s […]
Patagonia, Argentina | The 2 Faces of Patagonia – Part 2
The next morning we left Chile behind and travelled overland to El Calafate in Argentina, the gateway to the Patagonia region of Argentina. The drive is about 350 kilometres, which […]
