The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
I turned up the volume on the radio in my rental Jeep as I cruised the undulating blacktop of Highway 41. It seemed only appropriate to be singing along to the country music tunes of CHAT 94.5 FM out of Read More …
This article is a guest post. Although it is hosted on The Lost Girl’s Guide to Finding the World, the views and opinions are not my own. Busy cosmopolitan streets in the city of Toronto. Pearly white peaks of the Read More …
The rocks at Red Rock Coulee are weird and strange and very cool to explore. They’re not actually called rocks though, they’re known as concretions. And they’re scattered throughout the rolling hills as though a small child left their marbles out Read More …
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 …
Have you dreamed of flying an airplane or becoming a pilot? I have. In fact, it’s been something on my bucket list since the inception of my life to-do-list since I was 15 years old. But somehow, despite all the Read More …
Disclaimer: While all the thoughts, opinions and stories in this article are, as always, my own, this blog post was created in partnership with a third party. Last summer I had an unexpected adventure of a lifetime. My friend Mitch Read More …