Artisan Food and Farmer’s Markets

B.C. is big on Farmer’s Markets. Nothing says summer or Responsible Travel like a Saturday trip to the local market. No matter where you go you will find one.  It’s well worth the visit and a great way to show your support to the community. My favorite markets are on Vancouver Island and Prince George, not only … Continue reading »

Kickin’ it old school in B.C. – from wiener roasts to foraging.

In the summer months British Columbians wander. We are a people who not only make due with what we have, but what we can find or build. And, we’re impulsive in summer – we can be driving down a road, see something that suits our fancy and dressed in our Sunday best, jump out the vehicle and run … Continue reading »

Are you participating in Indigenous People’s Week?

If you support Responsible and Local Travel – you should have a go at this. Check it out! Continue reading »

Beating Snake Hearts, Creepy Crawlies and Frog Guts: SE Asia's Gory Gastronomy.

Reblogged from Small World BIG Mouth: In the Spirit of Halloween I’ve decided to conjure up all the deadly delicacies I consumed around South-East Asia. I vowed to myself to try  EVERYTHING, no matter the colour, texture or life-form, however revolting or repulsive it may be. If the locals eat it, then you must eat … Continue reading »

Would Prince George, B.C. be your destination?

In a world where words are flowery and images fabricated it is hard to differentiate truth. When you travel do you focus on truth, what you want to see and experience or what you are led to believe you will experience? If I were to coax you into leaving your home in Fiji for example, and book an airline ticket would … Continue reading »

TravJouS Story of the Month Competition – Write and win!

  If you would like to be the next winner please visit TravJouS! TravJouS stands for Travel Journey Support, and it was designed to support all World Travelers with easy check-in to their flights. Thank you TravJouS! Continue reading »

Circle Routes in British Columbia

*This is going to be a multi-part series elaborating on the routes and what to see and do so keep checking back. This first series will cover trips over a week to two weeks long, the next series will be under a week. They will also include some top 10 lists. Enjoy! Part#1 One of my favorite … Continue reading »