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It starts slowly in Vancouver.
Set on the West Coast of Canada, in the province of British Columbia, Vancouver is a city where mountains meet the Pacific Ocean, shaped as much by nature as it is by culture. Home to more than 2.6 million people in the greater Metro Vancouver region, it’s known across Canada for its easy access to wilderness, its walkable wate...
Switzerland is a hiker’s paradise with dramatic peaks, glaciers, waterfalls, and over 13,000 miles of high Alpine trails. But it’s also the most expensive country in the world.
Forty years ago, my boyfriend and I ventured into Switzerland on a Eurail pass. We couldn’t even afford McDonald’s, let alone a hotel room. We bought some chocolate and got back on th...
My basket is still empty, so I follow the others along the forest trail, intent on our hunt for blueberries. My midwestern American eyes aren’t quite sure what to look for.
After all, foraging in the forest is not something we do back home in Colorado. But here in Finland, it’s a beloved pastime.
The Finns believe that everyone has the right to e...
Coastal Maine is a beauty zone of rugged coves, spruce-lined islands, hidden beaches, jagged ledges, historic lighthouses, and artistic seascape views. With a tidal shoreline of almost 3,500 miles, you could get lost in all the nooks and crannies of this northern New England state, but I’ve found five idyllic inns, south to north, that will bring you up close and pers...
One day, while searching for a destination for a day trip from Beziers, France, I discovered the Abbaye de Sainte-Marie de Fontchaude. It was not far away and was in a small hamlet surrounded by vineyards. My friend, Charles, and I decided to visit.
Way off the tourist trail, the church and abbey were unlocked for us by the caretaker. The small statues in th...