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  • Hogar, y pensamientos finales!! This has been a very-rewarding time for me!! I have learned more about my usual travel-interests, History - Architecture - Art. But also have felt more of a connection with real-Life amongst the Portuguese and Spanish-people, even with t Posted by bojangles in Viaje a Portugal&Espana | Jun 11, 2009
  • South East Asia Revisited Real Balinese flags fluttered overhead and a genuine gamelin orchestra played on the stereo as close to thirty faithful blog followers joined us for our Asian Experience evening on Saturday. Gary brought his motorbike to provide authentic ambience (but w Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Jun 7, 2009
  • First Entry We'll be leaving later this week for the Maritimes (not the Atlantic provinces, as my dad so helpfully pointed out), via some subset (or maybe superset) of Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City, and Jonquiere. We got some travel books Posted by chrisvasil in Overland for 8 Months | Jun 8, 2009
  • Sitting in the Bow in Calgary So we are getting ready to go, finishing packing and such We leave tomorrow morning for Dublin! We'll write again soon So check back for updates!! -Sarah and Shannon Posted by Bow.Balla in Sarah and Shannon's Excellent Adventure | Jun 7, 2009
  • That's It ... "Why?" you ask. Well, for those of you who have read all my posts, you will remember where I started with this blog: Mosquito Madness Parts I and II. You will also remember that I went to visit Geoffrey Posted by a_broad in A Broad Abroad | Jun 4, 2009
  • Update on me, myself, and I So I haven't had any exotic trists as of lately. I've mostly been staying at home and trying and failing at becoming an adult. My latest excursion outside of the t-dot was to Ottawa to see The New Posted by AshleyC in Where in the world is Ashley Churchill? | May 16, 2009
  • A Journey through Africa - Some pictures It has been more than two weeks since I have been back in Canada and yet, my body is restless and my brain has not adapted to my daily routine. What am I suppose to do with easy access Posted by soafrica in Africa on a bike | Jun 3, 2009
  • Oh Canada! Montreal reminds me of Sweden, beautiful, green, fresh air...birds singing and basically the opposite of Beijing. Apparently they do have amazing summers here but late May early June is a bit too early. Nonetheless still managed to have a great Posted by Hansnally in China vs Canada | Jun 2, 2009
  • Bryan Biking Across Canada Bryan has started his bike trip across Canada! He caught a flight to Vancouver at 11:00am the Sunday, May 31. The guys at The Bike Doctor in Saskatoon helped Bryan gather supplies and had packed up his new bike securely Posted by Janet Akre in Cross Canada with BA | Jun 1, 2009
  • The end Ah well... hello. I haven't written in here for well over a month. I will get around to writing about what I have been up to and uploading photos. But right now I am writing from Vancouver Airport as I am waiti9ng Posted by ili in Date of Rebirth | May 30, 2009
  • Army Man you can take the man out of the army, but you can't take the army out of the man. Josh, one of my distant relatives from Trail turned up at the party on Wednesday with a pair of drill Posted by ackers888 in Round the World in 364 days (continued) | May 29, 2009
  • Vancouver to the Prairies The last couple of days we have hit the road again. We left Vancouver behind and headed back into the mountains, this time the Kootenays, and skirted the US border along the way (Washington, Idaho and Montana). We Posted by ackers888 in Round the World in 364 days (continued) | May 28, 2009
  • A week until I leave... Well it's a week until I leave for Europe... just starting my blog so everyone can follow where I'm going and what I'm doing. The nerves are definately kicking in but I'm mostly just excited for all the experiences (good Posted by courtney21 in Europe 2009 | May 28, 2009
  • En las noticias OK mi vida no es necesariamente bastante interesante por un nuevo blog cada semana, entonces pensé que debo incluir unas cosas de las noticias aqui en Winnipeg. Espero en este manera que puede ver como hay cosas en commun por todo Posted by ssshauna in Otra vez... | May 19, 2009
  • Vancouver and Environs Just a few pictures for you to peruse of Vancouver and it's local surroundings. Most impressed when Mr Timberwolf decided to pop by and say hello at the base of Grouse Mountain...if you have seen the film American werewolf Posted by ackers888 in Round the World in 364 days (continued) | May 27, 2009
  • Taking history for granted We arrived in Trail yesterday after another epic drive of 11 hours from Vancouver. This time, the scenery was relentless, mountain after mountain, forest after forest, lake after lake and river after river. This kind of scenery makes Posted by ackers888 in Round the World in 364 days (continued) | May 27, 2009
  • We have arrived!!!!!! So we just made it through the security check and they were not impressed with the GUN SHOW and have taken away my arms, honestly, I am typing with my nose. After security we stumbled upon a little known shop called Posted by katnjohn in John & Kat's ten day adventure in France | May 26, 2009
  • District Conference - Victoria On Friday 22nd May Eleanor visited the B.C. Archives at the Victoria Museum (a late vocational kindly arranged by Garry) whilst the rest of us went to the Opening Ceremony which involved about 16 Youth Exchange students (the Youth Exchange Posted by wilkinson in 1090 Meets 5040 2009 | May 25, 2009
  • Up, Up and Away Today Don suggested we take a scenic flight from Chilliwak airport. So Dad, Laurie and I opted for the "ultimate flight" on Principal Air using a Piper Cherokee 4 seater aircraft. I could not believe what we saw when we Posted by ackers888 in Round the World in 364 days (continued) | May 24, 2009
  • Honey They Shrunk My Mom Yesterday we started a couple of what I call "transfer days", driving out of Banff towards Vancouver with a stop at Cache Creek, somewhere in the Cascade Mountains before finally landing at Don and Barbs (relatives of the Ackermans) town Posted by ackers888 in Round the World in 364 days (continued) | May 23, 2009
  • Whitehorse, Yukon Territory We are in Whitehorse now; parked at the local Walmart. The weather is sunny, partly cloudy and some wind. We toured the Klondike, the largest sternwheeler to run the Yukon river. It was fully restored to the 1937-40 period and Posted by linda9918 in Garry and Linda's Travels | May 23, 2009
  • GSE team in the news again I've just found this link to a news item in the Quesnel paper: http://www.bclocalnews.com/lifestyles/45862787.html It's 4.15pm on Saturday 23rd and I'm about to have a nap before the Conference Dinner at 7pm. A quick update is that the weather is s Posted by wilkinson in 1090 Meets 5040 2009 | May 23, 2009
  • Reflections Isn't it funny when you travel that while you are in the midst of it, the time seems to be going fairly slowly, but once you arrive back home, you wonder where the time has gone. It feels like Posted by June-Anne in Family Trees and Branches | May 23, 2009
  • Home again After a couple of days spent with my son Schaun fishing I hopped a plane for Newmarket Ontario, my home. Three months seems like long time when you are traveling. It's not so long when you are in the Posted by patgoodeve in Patrick's Okinawa, Tokyo, Viet Nam | May 21, 2009
  • Oh Canada! Sam and Leigh met us at Tim Hortons to take us home. We stopped along the way to Leigh's favourite steak house for a meal and then headed back to their place. The drive back was a little slow Posted by June-Anne in Family Trees and Branches | May 22, 2009
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