Debbie Olsen, my friend and fellow co-author of 200 Nature Hots Spots in Alberta, is the author of another book,...
My annual outdoor lovers holiday gift guide is here. My biggest find in 2021 is the Solo Stove – a...
British mountaineer Sir Hugh Munro used the term “peak bagger” in the 1890s to describe climbers who set out to summit all of the highest peaks in Scotland. “Munro bagging,” which morphed into the term “Peak bagging,” later migrated to North America, where today it’s used by nature-lovers like author...
How do you get through the COVID-19 crisis with your physical and mental health intact? I for one have loads...
Planning the Camino de Santiago walk across northern Spain just got a whole lot easier. In April 2019 Moon Travel...
The book 110 Nature Hot Spots in Manitoba and Saskatchewan will forever change your perception of the provinces. I don’t know how many times I have heard the comment – there is nothing to see or do on the prairies. Guess again. Both provinces are home to rich eco-systems. You...
It took 15 months to give birth to my second book – 125 Nature Hot Spots in Alberta – The...
Remember the book Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer about the Everest tragedy in 1996? Well here’s another equally riveting...
Have you ever considered paddling, either by kayak or canoe, Canada’s longest river – The Mackenzie River? If you haven’t, you will after reading Michelle Swallow’s The Mackenzie River Guide: A Paddler’s Guide to Canada’s Longest River. Michelle takes you on an 1,850 kilometre journey that with good weather and moderate mileage,...