As part of the greater megaplex that includes Dallas and Grapevine, Fort Worth is ‘where the west begins’. The city was originally established as an army outpost in 1849 to protect the settlers of West Texas after the Mexican War….
In January 2008, I found myself on a mountain climbing in the pouring rain for days. I was tackling the Inca Trail on route to visit Machu Picchu. I figured, if I was going to visit this ancient city, what…
This month marks 3 years since Tristan and I returned from living and traveling abroad. It’s incredible how fast that time has gone by, it really hasn’t felt like it’s been that long! We regularly reminisce about our time teaching…
South-east of the city of Antwerp, near the Berchem train station, is an area of townhomes with architecture that’s out of this world. Various architectural styles live side by side including Art Nouveau, Neo-Classicism, Art Deco, Moorish, and Baroque. These…
On the UNESCO World Heritage Site list, the historic center of Bruges has a lot to offer for tourists. From indulging in chocolate and beer to cruising the canals by boat, I’m breaking down the Top 5 Things To Do…