Canada’s Lack of Cultural Food Identity
December 4, 2009 by davendeb
Filed under CANADA, EXPERIENCES, Food and Drink, JOURNAL
Canada’s Lack of Cultural Food IdentityOne of the things that we are most looking forward to here in India is sampling the food. We have already enjoyed delicious meals unique to Indian Culture and their identity. Indian food has incredible flavour. Great care is taken into preparing their food. As you read this, we are on a house boat cruising the backwaters of Kerala with our own private...
My 3 Best Kept Travel “Adventure” Secrets
November 21, 2009 by davendeb
Filed under DESTINATIONS, MALAYSIA, North Africa, PERU, Sidebar
My 3 Best Kept Travel “Adventure” SecretsMy 3 Best Kept Travel Secrets We were recently nominated to participate in Tripbase’s “3 Best Kept Travel Secrets” game by our great Twitter friend, Isabelle of @IsabellesTravel. You can read Isabelles best kept travel secret here. “The aim of this game is to unite travel bloggers in a joint endeavor – to create an amazing list of top travel...
Mont Tremblant, Quebec
Mont Tremblant, QuebecWe love to snowboard. It is the best way to pass the long winters in Canada. It actually makes the cold weather quite enjoyable. There is nothing like racing down the hill on a sunny day.One of our favorite mini holiday destinations is Mont Tremblant, Quebec. There is just enough adventure mixed in with the decadence of luxury hotels, fine wine and great food. Located 1...
Beautiful Quebec City, A Winter Wonderland
Beautiful Quebec City, A Winter WonderlandThe weather changes quickly here in Canada. Fall has settled in nicely and we even heard on the weather forecast today that it is going to snow next week. Luckily we will be in India soon avoiding the snow, but you can be sure that at some point we will be complaining about how hot it is. After a few months we will be talking about how lucky we are in Canada...
Canoe Algonquin Park, Canada’s Wilderness
Canoe Algonquin Park, Canada’s WildernessIt is a badge of honor for anyone living in Ontario, Canada to canoe Algonquin Park. High Schools students can’t wait for their year end trip, cub scouts troops venture out to explore its tributaries and dad’s around the province take their sons and daughters out for a week of bonding on one of the many routes within the 2000 km of optional...
My Home Town, Toronto for Matador U
My Home Town, Toronto for Matador UI have been posting my MatadorU articles on another site, however, I thought that this was a fitting post for what we are feeling as we prepare to leave for our travels through Central Asia. This assignment was to write about my hometown in 500 words or less. At first I struggled with the assignment. I wasn’t really sure where to begin, but once I found my...
2010 Chevrolet Equinox, A Review
2010 Chevrolet Equinox, A ReviewDeb’s Introduction We weren’t asked by General Motors to write a review about the new 2010 Chevrolet Equinox. We weren’t even asked by them to blog about our time on the Chevy Equinox Rocky Mountain Adventure. I am sure that they wanted us to and were happy that we did, but they never asked us for anything in return when we were invited out to take...
