writer. traveller. life unraveller.
On my first visit to Pokhara in 2013, I witnessed the birth of a puppy on the rugged bank of Fewa Lake. I’d just finished hiking the Annapurna circuit and was devoted to the task of resting my weary bones and sipping a beer while soaking in post-trek bliss. Cradled by the mountains I’d been... Continue Reading →
Canadian Thanksgiving has somehow rolled around again… already. Somewhere between the roast turkey, stuffing, cranberries, and fall leaves (none of which I’m experiencing by the way), the real significance of this holiday is mostly lost. But for many, it’s simply a time to reflect and give thanks for all our blessings. I think most of... Continue Reading →
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