Our Best Travel Tips
“If you think adventure is dangerous, try routine; it is lethal.”– Paulo Coelho.
Canadian Naturalist and Grizzly Bears
My passion is the wonders of wildlife, and the thrill of wildlife photography is something I can’t get enough of. I once had the incredible opportunity to go on a several-week photographic course with a National Geographic wildlife photographer, and it was truly one of the most exhilarating experiences of my life. The anticipation of capturing the perfect moment, the rush of adrenaline when the action unfolds-it’s a feeling like no other.
VOLCANOES & GEOLOGY FASCINATIONS
As the wife of a geologist, I’ve come to appreciate the wonder of the rocks, minerals and other elements that make up our fascinating planet. Every geologist I’ve met has the same enthusiasm about their career and interests as Tom. They are all a bit rocky!
Travel Zones
On our overland journeys around Africa and from Alaska to Argentina, we’ve encountered a myriad of travel experiences. Yet, most of our adventures can be categorized into three distinct zones……..
Wedding Anniversary
For our 39th wedding anniversary, we chose the romantic city of Lima, Peru. A highlight of our visit was the unique park dedicated to LOVE. This serene oasis is adorned with lush greenery, captivating sculptures, and enchanting water fountains. …
Gentle Giants
As a child, our annual visits to Kruger National Park were always a highlight. The sight of the awe-inspiring African elephants……….
A Labor of Love
As a midwife turned adventurer, I experienced the joy of connecting with children and their moms and the vibrant energy in African villages. My midwife experience in Africa has been a constant source of happiness and inspiration. However,…
Some Lessons in Life are hard.
On our journey, we experienced a world of adventure and discovery, where the untamed beauty of wildlife and the challenge became the backdrop to our extraordinary experiences. Imagine my excitement when………..
Steep Hill
When navigating the challenge of driving up an incredibly steep hill, my instructor offered me a crucial piece of advice: Now trust your Cruiser because, “All you’ll is sky.”