Miyajima Island is made famous for its floating torii gate, but away from the shrine the island is named after, it offers so much more.
Hiroshima
Hiroshima once decimated by the atomic bomb, now one of the most peaceful and friendly cities in Japan (well I think so anyway)
Embracing Buddhism at Mt Koya
Making the journey up Mt Koya to find some inner peace and mindfulness amongst the greenery.
48 Hours in Osaka
When Mum says “there’s not much to do in Osaka” I try to prove her wrong.
The Turquoise Highway
Turquoise Highway, once renowned for mining, now the sets of well known movies and television series.
Stepping into Meow Wolf
From the old of Santa Fe to the new, Meow Wolf is not your normal art exhibition, but an overwhelming feast for the senses.
Santa Fe, the Heart of the West
Exploring the old in Santa Fe
Mexican Hat
A town named after a rock, but truly an oasis in the desert.
A Steel Horse Ride through Monument Valley
Monument Valley was made famous by the old westerns featuring John Wayne, but it still inspires all who visit today.
Grand Canyon National Park (South)
Grand Canyon really is the awe-inspiring vista that photos just cannot capture, but I tried.
Petrified Forest National Park
Where biology of the past creates the geology of today.
Heading West on Route 66
Getting some kicks on Route 66.
Albuquerque, Doorway to the West
Albuquerque, hard to spell and an effort to travel to but such a colourful and rewarding city.
Who do you Travel with?
Who do you typically travel with?Alone, withpartner, friends, family or with strangers?
Throwing Caution to the Wind
My life is ever changing, when I started this blog I was simply planning a trip to Japan, before the day was over I was adding a trip to the USA for a wedding.
