Battembang- Crocodiles, Bats and Killing Caves
After an extremely long day of travelling, I arrived in Battembang, Cambodia. (Pronounced Bat-dam-bang) It is a small city two hours fr...
Monthly Archives: April 2012
“This is the best tree-lovers monument that could possibly be found in all the forests of the world.” John Muir
Nestled in a cool, foggy canyon north of the Golden Gate Bridge, Muir Woods is the world’s most famous grove of redwoods. These tall tr...
Hummingbirds at Monteverde
At the Selvatura Hummingbird Garden, in Monteverde, Costa Rica visitors can observe more than 14 different species of hummingbirds incl...
Skydiving was #1 on my Bucket List… and I ACTUALLY DID IT!
I never would have imagined at the start of this year, that I would have won a contest and got a free skydiving adventure in San Diego....
Houston, We Have a Problem
I probably shouldn’t waste that title. God knows I could use it for other posts, but that’s what I found myself saying throughout the d...
How Many Turtle Eggs Fit in a Bra?
The second largest town in Barbados is in the North-West, Speightstown (pronounced – ‘spike-stong’); a small village town that boasts o...
10 Awesome Things to Do in Batanes
To travel solo. To travel to a new place—alone. In 2011, I resolved to tick this off my bucket list. Vaguely knowing what to expect asi...
Soulshine, Bali: Where Your Soul Actually Does Shine
I love Ubud, Bali. I’ve just returned from my 3rd trip there. Last time, I was delighted to take a peek at designer Linda Garland’s est...
Delivering A Bucket List Reader to the Destination of His Dreams
Making bucket list dreams come true has become one of the most rewarding ventures of my life. Being able to say to someone that I'm act...
Colombia – Popayan
With its maze-like streets, strewn with low standing white-walled buildings which have absolutely no distinguishing feature to recall u...