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Join me as I chase my wanderlust and share the experiences, tips and anything else I may find interesting with you. Whether it be around the world or just the next corner, there is always something new and exciting going on.

Point Pelee National Park
One of my favourite places to visit in Ontario, Canada, is Point Pelee National Park. No matter the season, there is always something interesting to explore. Whether you enjoy hiking, cycling, swimming, canoeing, birdwatching, camping, or just leisurely exploring nature, the park does not disappoint. If that is not enough, it is also the southern-most point in mainland Canada.

Best Ever Beef Stew
Like many during this 2020 pandemic, cooking has become an enjoyable way to pass isolation time. Since eat-in restaurants are closed, and take-out is just not the same, we have been trying some new and old recipes to change things up. And this weekend, we made the Best Ever Beef Stew in our ancient slow cooker.

12 Tips For Taking Better Travel Pics
People yearn to travel. And people who travel want to take great pictures of the places they've been. I've put together a collection of picture taking tips that have helped me get great shots over the years. The tutorial is not technical at all. It is more about the way I look at landscape and the way I work.

Driving The Ring Of Kerry
Every visitor to Ireland must experience the Ring of Kerry. This 180km-long, scenic drive around Ireland's southwestern Iveragh Peninsula is a photographer’s paradise filled with mystical, stunning landscapes that change like the winds over the Atlantic Ocean. Part of the Atlantic Way, this unspoiled region has attracted visitors for hundreds of years with its spectacular beauty.

Experience Kilkenny Castle
Driving through Kilkenny on our way to the airport, we had to stop and visit the wonderful Kilkenny Castle. Kilkenny is only an hour away from Dublin and we had lots of time to kill. Now there are many amazing castles in Ireland. What makes this one different is that it has been restored and fairly accurately remodeled back to the Victorian country house it once was.

Kissing Ireland’s Blarney Stone
Visitors from around the world have been kissing Ireland's Blarney Stone for well over 200 years. Legend claims the ritual will bestow the kisser with the gift of eloquence and persuasiveness, or "the gift of gab". Easy. Just bend over backwards and hang upside down. Afterwards, explore the castles hidden passages and mystical gardens like Badger's Cave, Witch's Cave and the Poison Garden.
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Hi! I'm Howard and I've been travelling the world and around the corner ever since I can remember. My goal is to inspire others to live an adventurous life, as well as provide travel tips and ideas for people with limited vacation time and resources.Stay Connected
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