Lost: Agenda, Found: Freedom ~ New Foundland Tourism Slogan Day 4 North Sydney, Nova Scotia. This is a small town in the northern part of Nova Scotia along the eastern coast of Cape Breton … More Eastern Canada Journey – Part II
A beautiful 16-deg C weather welcomed us in a quaint town of Oliver in British Columbia. With a population of around 5,000, Oliver boast itself us the wine capital of Canada. Millions and millions of wine bottles are produced each year from 24 vineyards in the area. It is my second time here in … More Oliver in a Day
Hi Friends! Soon as I saw the post of my friend Florian in Instagram, who is backpacking/ travelling to South America starting in Chile, I told myself I will help this awesome young man enjoy his travel despite a bad incident he just experienced. His backpack full of very important stuffs including drone, gopro, laptop … More Choices
“One must travel, to learn. Every day, now, old Scriptural phrases that never possessed any significance for me before, take to themselves a meaning.” … More My Eastern Canada Journey – Part 1
Travelling during winter is far different from travelling during warm summer days. I remember it took the group lots of discussion and arguments about the plan – whether we will go for a cabin in Revelstoke/ Big White/ Salmon Arm or just travel to Nelson, BC as one of the members’ friend has a place … More Road Trip to Nelson, BC
2017 was a challenging year. I am still living in Canada, in British Columbia. Being an immigrant, I had to experience the bad and the good and learn lots of things useful to move forward and have a great future in this awesome country. Challenges: 1. Sickness in the family – my mom had to … More New Year
From Rutland North to Royal View Drive, the tiring run was worthy. It was a good run from Leathead Rd to the Enterprise Way, Spall Rd, Clement Avenue, Gordon Rd and finally to Royal View Drive. I managed to be at the slope of Knox Mountain at 6pm, perfect timing to witness the sunset and … More Knox Mountain and Kelowna at Dusk
