Diorama of two stuffed prairie dogs at the Gopher Hole Museum. The left prairie dog is dressed up in a hat and an apron carrying a brown paper bag filled with groceries. The prairie dog on the right is dressed in yellow shorts with a red and yellow scarf and is on the ground picking up the bag of groceries he dropped. Both prairie dogs are standing outside of a tiny general store with trees and hills painted on the wall behind them.

Oddities of Alberta – 7 Unique Places to Visit

Alberta is a Canadian western prairie province that offers a range of stunning scenery, landscapes, and sights for the tourist to explore. From spending a day taking in the majestic Rocky Mountains to exploring the Badlands, seeing the Northern Lights and exploring one of Alberta’s many picturesque towns – there’s so much to do! Filled with the history of the …

The Shard is in the left of the picture towering over London and the River Thames at dusk with an orange blue and purple sky. The Shard is made of glass with shard like tips at the top of the building.

Visiting the Shard in London

What was I thinking when I agreed to visit the Shard? I know I am terrified of heights and one of the reasons you visit the Shard is because it gives you a view of London from 306 metres in the sky. I thought it would be fine because the Shard is enclosed by glass. Not like that time I …

Vulcan Alberta Enterprise Ship on the side of the road on a stand in the blue sky is a giant replica of the Enterprise ship from Star Trek. Grey ship with a round flat front and two wings in the back of the ship.

Live Long and Prosper in Vulcan Alberta

The sun beamed down onto our car as we drove into town. Christina and I could feel a tangible spark of energy buzz through the air! My eyes were immediately drawn to Vulcan’s giant roadside attraction – a replica of the Star Trek starship USS Enterprise. We were ready to Live Long and Prosper in Vulcan Alberta. It was at this moment that I knew …

Mossy graves in Glasgow Necropolish

Glasgow Necropolis – Exploring the City of the Dead

As darkness falls, and as the sparkling lights of the city appear in the distance. I am in the Glasgow Necropolis – exploring the city of the dead. I’m encapsulated by a stunning silhouette of Victorian tombs, monuments, and mausoleums in the Glasgow Necropolis. A crisp winter breeze keeps me company as I quietly make my way through the “City …