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Way back in 2017, we introduced you to the vivid underwater world of Twelve Mile Bank — the debut novel from British-born, nomad author, friend and diver Nicholas Harvey. In that blog post, we wrote about how Nicholas’ real-life diving passion collided with storytelling, resulting in a fast-paced mystery that hooked us (pun intended) right from the start.
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If you have some more spare time before or after visiting the Spa-Francorchamps Racetrack, we highly recommend a trip down the road to the town of Dinant – birthplace of the saxophone! We’ve spend several days in the area and can assure you – it’s well worth taking more time to stay in the region because there is lots to see and do – even if the Belgian tourism people don’t want you to know about it, but we’ll help you out!
Every year the Spa-Francorchamps Racetrack gets hundreds of thousands of visitors – and rightly so, as it’s one of those bucket list tracks for race fans whether they follow the two-wheel racing or four-wheel variety. Due to its location, most people can’t just go to the race and then straight home, they have to actually spend time in the area. Read More
Think Niagara is just about the Falls? Think again – it’s a year-round playground and summer kicks things off with a bang! From Burlington’s free music extravaganza to St. Catharines’ rib-packed party, the region buzzes with events worth the drive. Read More
Many people visit Toronto, but never take the time to drive an hour or so down the road to see one of the “Seven Natural Wonders Of The World” – Niagara Falls. Having spent most of our lives in the Niagara Region, we take it for granted, but to a large extent we completely ignore Niagara Falls. Although the falls are spectacular and millions of people visit them every year – there’s so much more to do in the area it should be considered a part of your trip – and not the sole reason for it. Read More
If you’ve ever stayed in a hotel, you probably assume that the room has been cleaned before you arrive. Fresh sheets, vacuumed carpets, and a wiped-down bathroom – seems reasonable, right? Well, brace yourself, because hotel drinking glasses hygiene might surprise you…you may want to think twice before using that seemingly innocent drinking glass sitting next to the sink. Read More
Let’s be honest: we’ve all fantasized about sipping champagne in a plush first-class seat, stretched out like royalty while soaring through the clouds. But for most of us flying economy is the reality, and how to make flying in economy comfortable – is the real challenge. Read More
We’ve already covered the new travel restrictions/requirements if you’re heading to Europe and the UK this year (link below), but the USA have also strengthened their domestic travel requirements – and not just for flying either. Here is a breakdown of some of the new requirements for U.S. Residents. The most important one is REAL ID that starts May 7, 2025. According to TSA, the new travel requirement will be strictly enforced. Read More
Henry Ford was concerned that the rapid pace of technological progress was threatening to erase America’s cultural heritage, and his desire was to make Greenfield Village a living museum that would showcase American life, history, and traditions – to provide a sense of connection to the past for future generations.
Spanning over 80 acres, Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan is a sprawling outdoor museum – it’s a step back in time where you can explore restored buildings from different periods in American history – from Thomas Edison’s lab to the Wright Brothers’ workshop, historical homes and shops. It’s a living, breathing re-creation of American history. Read More
After our fantastic Rouge Factory Tour, we headed back to The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, a sprawling tribute to American ingenuity. The museum isn’t just about cars; it’s a treasure trove of historical artifacts that highlight innovation across multiple industries and time-lines. While cars are a big part of the story, the museum also showcases everything from early aeroplanes to steam engines, home appliances, and even presidential limousines. Read More
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