May 2018 Desktop Wallpaper Now Available!
For the month of May we’re sharing a pretty little sunset, captured during our recent trip to Roatan, Hondouras. Visit our “Downloads” page for a full-size image.
For the month of May we’re sharing a pretty little sunset, captured during our recent trip to Roatan, Hondouras. Visit our “Downloads” page for a full-size image.
For the month of April, enjoy this spectacularly moody image of the Golden Gate Bridge by our good friend Johannes Brock (to purchase prints, please contact us and we’ll put you in touch). Visit our “Downloads” page for a full-size image.
For the month of March, enjoy this beautiful image of the Berchtesgaden River in Salzburg, Germany by Johannes Brock (to purchase prints, please contact us and we’ll put you in touch). Visit our “Downloads” page for a full-size image.
So, we’ve been Tweeting about it for weeks and the time has finally come for us to share our experiences at the Outdoor Adventure Show in Toronto. As the biggest outdoor and travel adventure show in Canada, the Outdoor Adventure Show truly delivers endless travel inspiration … from camping and paddling through the Canadian wilderness to Caribbean destinations where you can chillax and unwind above and below the waves or bucket list destinations like Thailand and Nairobi where you become fully immersed in the wonders of nature and cultural experiences … the show truly has something to pique every travelers’ interest.
Couldn’t resist sharing this beautiful snowy owl that comes back to this one little spot in the Niagara Region every year. They cause quite a commotion with folks stopping along the roadside to gawk. Beautiful creatures, but hard to get the perfect shot … tough when you’re shivvvvvvvvering in -24C temps! Download your January 2018 calendar now … visit our “Downloadables” page for a full-size image.
Where will the path lead you in 2018? Ponder the New Year as you enjoy this beautiful, mystical image by Johannes Brock captured in the Nationalpark Sächsishe Schweiz/National Park Saxon Switzerland in eastern Germany, south-east of Dresden. Download your January 2018 calendar now … visit our “Downloadables” page for a full-size image.
~ An Interview with Author Nicholas Harvey about his Cayman Islands-inspired novel, “Twelve Mile Bank” We’re pleased to introduce you today to a new author, an old acquaintance of ours from the motorsport corner of our world. Back in 2006 we had the pleasure to meet race engineer, Nick Harvey, who we’ve since kept in touch with thanks to social media. While Nick currently works for Chip Ganassi Racing in the NASCAR series, he and his wife always manage to squeeze every last minute of life out of each and every day.
Throughout 2017 we’ve featured some spectacular images from our good friend and amazing photographer Johannes Brock (to purchase prints, please contact us and we’ll put you in touch). December’s calendar should help get you in the mood for some winter weather. Visit our “Downloads” page for a full-size image.
Throughout 2017 we’ve been featuring some spectacular images from our good friend and amazing photographer Johannes Brock (to purchase prints, please contact us and we’ll put you in touch). November takes us to the Speicherstadt in Hamburg, Germany – the largest warehouse district in the world where the buildings stand on timber-pile foundations. Such a stunning shot! Visit our “Downloads” page for a full-size image.
Every now and then we direct our readers to a service or product that we think is valuable, and in most cases we’ve used it ourselves – so therefore recommend it. We don’t receive money or discounts/kickbacks for these articles – we just want to showcase a product/service that we feel is worth drawing attention to. This week we’re looking at Amazon – a webstore that needs no introduction or help in getting their name out there. However it is our favourite store and we’ve spent more and more money there over the past few years, but one question we’ve always had is: How does Amazon do it with all that free shipping (Prime or otherwise)? Well, the answer is quite simple and it’s explained in the following article by John Hawthorne. Enjoy…