Exploring the Legendary Boot Hill Cemetery
It’s the final resting place of wild west outlaws – gunslingers, train robbers and murderers buried at the most famous of boot hill cemeteries.
Bed Down In Tombstone at Virgil’s Corner
If you need a place to kick-off your boots in Tombstone after a long day of gun-slinging and saloon-hopping Virgil’s Corner has you covered. Once owned by the legendary Earp family it’s western decor is very charming.
3 Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors in Vancouver
3 great destinations a stones throw from downtown to breathe in some fresh air and escape the urban jungle that is Vancouver.
Discovering Colonial Leon – Nicaragua’s City of Lions
Travel to León, Nicaragua & explore what this colonial city offers. Wander León’s streets and see colorful churches, statues, parks & taste the street food.
3 Great Day Trips From Toronto
If you’re traveling in Toronto find out the best escapes less than 2 hour drive away.
5 Must See Colonial Churches In Leon, Nicaragua
Tracking down the neatest colonial churches in the sultry streets of Leon, Nicaragua.
Where to Stay In Leon – Best Hotel & Hostel
Leon offers comfortable hotels and low budget hostels – I’m reviewing one of each, both are highly rated and possibly excellent choices for your next stay in this city.
Hiking Biotopo del Quetzal Nature Reserve
It’s not the most famous destination in Guatemala but if you like hiking the outdoors Biotopo del Quetzal holds beautiful scenery and lush forest for your enjoyment. You just have to brave Guatemala’s dangerous accident-prone roads to get there.
Celebrating Day of the Dead in Merida, Mexico
Known as Dia de Los Muertos in Spanish, the Day of the Dead is a special holiday to remember and honor the dead throughout Mexico. I’m in Merida, a Mayan town that has it’s own unique twists on the day. This is Mexican culture at its best. I’ll never forget my first time celebrating this holiday!
Photo of the Week – A Horse Carriage In Granada, Nicaragua
A horse carriage is parked in front of the Guadalupe Church in one of Central America’s oldest European-founded cities, Granada, Nicaragua.
