One Week – My Movie Review of This Beloved Canadian Film
I haven’t traveled enough of my home country of Canada. I always thought that I would see more of this vast nation when I get older. But when watching the movie One Week starring Joshua Jackson, I was inspired to…
The Many Uses of the Simple Sarong
There is one item that I swear by whenever we are traveling. The Sarong. We always bring 4 Sarongs with us when traveling. Two for Dave and two for Me. Why four do you ask? Well they are the most…
38 Canadian Slang Words By Canadians – With Pictures
Canada has a very strong identity with two official languages in the country, French and Canadian, with more than 70 Indigenous languages. While these are interesting stats, it’s really the Canadian slang that makes us stand out in the world….
Great Things to do in Borneo – Malaysia’s Wild Jungle Island
The Legendary Borneo Rainforests bring to mind images of towering trees, abundant wildlife and wild foreboding rainforests filled with raging rivers. Only great explorers would dare to go there, it was home to the Headhunter after all. These are the…
Strange Travel – Our Most Surreal Moments on the Road
We have had some pretty strange experiences when traveling. Some of them are completely out of our control and we just have to hang on and enjoy the ride. Others have been completely our own doing.
Kim Phuc, The Girl in the Picture
I went to see Kim Phuc speak the other night. It was a surreal experience to see a woman that is such a large part of history. You just don’t think that you will ever meet people like her. I…
The Pinnacles of Borneo – Amazing Wonder of Gunung Mulu
As I look out the window of the small twin-engine airplane that is taking me to my destination, I am overwhelmed with the vastness of the jungle of Malaysian Borneo. We are en route to Gunung Mulu National Park in…
Mount Kinabalu – What it’s Really Like to Climb Borneo’s Highest Peak
My lungs are burning as I gasp for breath in the thin mountain air of Mount Kinabalu in Malaysian Borneo. I have been climbing for two hours in the darkness and I ask myself repeatedly, why am I doing this?…
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