The rain decided to hold off until our stomach were full of alcohol and delicious food. Friday was my first proper introduction to the Vancouver Christmas Market and I loved it. It’s that time of year when everything around you is decorated for the holiday season. I’m trying to make the most of the season this year … More Vancouver Christmas Market
One of the goals of my camping trip this September was to build a fire. I didn’t need to build a fire to survive, to cook from or for warmth. I simply wanted to build one to prove to myself that I could. As a bonus, I could relax and enjoy the fire’s beauty, make some s’mores … More Building my first campfire
One of the things that I loved about visiting Pacific Rim National Park were the sunsets. The first night I was there, my feet were frozen from walking in the Pacific Ocean. I couldn’t stop walking until the sunshine was gone and the sky was dark. I loved soaking it all in and enjoyed every … More Pacific Rim National Park Sunsets
Do you know what a blind pig is? Neither did I until I went on the Forbidden Vancouver – Prohibition City tour earlier in October. A blind pig is the Canadian name for a speakeasy, infamous during prohibition. If you couldn’t afford a private club and wanted to drink outside your home, you would go to these … More Forbidden Vancouver – Prohibition City
Umbrella in hand, standing in Cathedral Square in Vancouver as our storyteller guide Tiffany Anderson, who plays Sarah Bray (past good-time girl, parlour maid and bartender) walks up to my friend and I, dressed in a outfit from the past. As we waited for our tour to begin, we spent some time talking with the … More Forbidden Vancouver – Lost Souls of Gastown
I was craving some time away, to disconnect from the urban world around me. I wanted to do something on my own, a short escape. I decided I would do a solo road trip, and my destination would be Pacific Rim National Park. Not owning a car in Vancouver can present a slight challenge when … More Road trip: Vancouver to Pacific Rim National Park – The Drive
I was craving some time away, to disconnect from the urban world around me. I wanted to do something on my own, a short escape. I decided I would do a solo road trip, and my destination would be Pacific Rim National Park. Not owning a car in Vancouver can present a slight challenge when … More Road trip drive: Vancouver to Pacific Rim National Park
I’m back after completing my first solo camping journey. It was a consuming, recharging trip to Pacific Rim National Park in British Columbia. The raw beauty of this place takes you in and pulling away from its grip and heading home was difficult. An unforgettable experience. I wanted to do something fun and made a trailer … More Trailer: Tales From Pacific Rim National Park
One of my favourite things to do is to get out into nature, whether it’s going for a hike or escaping for a long weekend away. My friends and I were looking for something not far away from Vancouver, but our destination had to be isolated and quiet. We decided Sechelt Inlet would be our destination. … More Nine Mile Point Camping – Sechelt Inlet
A West Coast experience must, I took to the skies and flew in my first float plane to Salt Spring Island via Salt Spring Air. Despite the rain and grey skies on our flight there, my friend and I enjoyed every moment. Luckily, on our flight home, we were welcomed with clear skies and sunshine. Flying in … More Video – Flying in a float plane, Salt Spring Air
Wanderlust Megan 