The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
Did you know you can sail in Saskatchewan? Despite being a landlocked province, there are several lakes with winds that are perfect for sailing. At the Elbow Marina on Lake Diefenbaker you’ll find dozens of sailboats docked and ready to Read More …
They aren’t kidding when they call the Kenosee Superslides “super.” These aren’t your standard Best Western hotel waterslides. (And if you check out their website, they’re completely honest about the experience you’ll get on each slide – you may get Read More …
I spent 19 days on board the Russian-crewed Akademik Ioffe. Cruising through the South Atlantic and Southern Oceans, I visited the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and Antarctica. It truly was a once-in-a-lifetime trip (yet somehow I don’t think it will Read More …
In late August I teamed up with the crew at the Prairie Summit Shop and wandered my way north for one of my most exciting summer weekends: an introductory course on white water canoeing. Unbeknownst to many, Saskatchewan has a Read More …
Humour is how the team at Skydive Saskatoon steadies the nerves of those who decide to jump out of a perfectly good airplane. Walking up to the hangar at the Richter Airfield near Martensville, Saskatchewan, the skies suddenly changed from Read More …
If I’ve ever considered myself savvy at travelling on my own, then I must consider myself a full-blown expert in the art of procrastination in the lead up to travelling. I’ve repeatedly stated my woes on trip planning and preparation, Read More …
Have you ever thought of traveling to Bolivia? Or has it been overshadowed by other continents, other countries, and other reasons? Well think again because it could be just the destination you were looking to experience. Here are five reasons Read More …