A collection of travel photos and narratives abroad and at home
This past week, my boyfriend and I went on a trip to one of Canada's oldest cities, Kingston. Known as "Limestone City" from its old, 19th-century buildings, Kingston was Canada's first capital and a significant military outpost, likely due to its location on the St. Lawrence River, which connects Toronto and Montreal. Here is a…
Continue reading ➞ Skeletons, Ghosts, and Gallows: A Haunted Tour of Kingston, Ontario
In January, I went on a trip to the beach. Except this beach had no sparkling ocean and no coastline at all. The closest body of water was Lake Ontario, which is located one hour by foot. As I scavenged through the shoreless terrain, I was stomping through rough gravel with my Blundstones rather than…
Continue reading ➞ No Lifeguards on Duty: Life’s A Beach At Bloordale Beach
When I was three years old, my parents took my brother and I to Tobermory for our first camping trip by the beautiful shores of Georgian Bay. Immediately upon arrival, my Mom tried to coax me out of the van for hours without success. Tear-stained, stubborn and scared of the throes of wilderness, I sat…
When there's a need to escape the city for a quiet place with family, my boyfriend and I head to the beaches and vineyards of Prince Edward County. Not to be confused with Canada's tiniest province, PEC is an island on the eastern shores of Lake Ontario, halfway between Toronto and Ottawa. Perhaps once Ontario's…
Continue reading ➞ This Lake Rocks! A Paleo-Portrait of Prince Edward County
Finding Sonder 