Meandering Around the Murals of Main Street in Vancouver
Lately I’ve been walking around Vancouver’s neighbourhoods checking out the murals. Plus any other oddball thing that catches my attention. I made my way down Broadway past the old Bow […]
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A 6 Km Petroglyph Walk Amongst Farmers’ Fields in Tanum, Sweden
Exploring the primary petroglyph site of Tanum was so much fun we opted to go on a second walk called Vandringsled. The initial part of a 6 km petroglyph walk among […]
A Walking Tour of the Comic Book Murals of Brussels, Belgium
Belgium is famous for its array of comic books, and in Brussels there is not only a Comic Museum but also a walking tour where the many fanciful characters escape the […]
Dolgellau’s Precipice Walk in Snowdonia, Wales
June 4, Dongellau. Initially you pass through rolling hills and woodlands. A barbwire fence and bluebells in a meadow. At one point you come to a split in the trail where […]
Malham Walk in the Yorkshire Dales
Saturday, June 18. Malham Walk in the Yorkshire Dales. From the information centre we were sent off on a one mile walk to Janet’s Foss Falls, wandering through a pastoral […]
Waterfalls from Around the World
Some waterfalls from around the world. Waterfalls falling directly on Sandcut Beach near Sooke on Vancouver Island, Canada. Hiking in the Cameron Highlands of Malaysia where torrential rains had turned everything […]
Gurteen Beach near Roundstone in Ireland
September 29, late afternoon and evening. After a drive along the Connemara Coast we arrived in the village of Roundstone, Al’s favourite town in Ireland. Arriving in Roundstone, we picked […]
CFFC: Looking Every Which Way at the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland (Looking Down on Things)
This is one of those challenges where I had so many photos I couldn’t choose. As a way of narrowing down my choices I decided to only choose places where I could also […]
A Walk Just Beyond the Ladybower Reservoir in the Peak District of England
The Peak District of England is a series of rolling hills networked with tons of walking trails. We had really wanted to do the Mam Tor ‘Ridge’ walk but it was […]
Outdoors along Victoria’s Harbour
I put this post together last week for Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Spring. But looking at the final post I realized that ‘Spring’ was a lot more about being outdoors in March, enjoying the […]
