Through the North Atlantic – Photo Summary
What’s up on the North Atlantic Ocean? We left Fort William, Scotland and sailed over 1,000 nautical miles to Longyearbyen Svalbard Norway with a sneak peak into Iceland and Greenland. […]
Author Archives: Sarah F.
Mother’s watchin’ – Tbilisi, Georgia
A guide to cheese in Tbilisi (Tiflis). Dinner at Alubali (cherry in Georgian), Georgian restaurant in a hidden courtyard off Ahkvladeli Street that served warm Sulguni cheese I paired with […]
Paw Finder – Great Bear Rainforest
Day 5 – In the early AM, we cruised down Princess Royal Channel en route to Khutze Inlet where we soaked up the sunshine for an hour until we were […]
Paw Patrol – Great Bear Rainforest
From MK Bay Marina, Kitimat, we sailed down Verney Passage and around Gribble Island, where if you’re lucky you can spot a Spirit Bear (Kermode Bears) in one of the […]
All that glitters – Vancouver
“Where? I’ve been to 50 countries and never heard of this place” said lady from Vancouver who instantly reached for her phone to search the Great Bear Rain Forest. You […]
Beary Brown – Slovenia
How long can you sit and wait around in a wooden box tucked in the woods without scrolling down cat reels? We drove down south from Lake Bled to the […]
Runners be runnin’ – Tokyo Marathon
I did not run 42.195kms, but went around in circles for 18kms around Ginza, Tokyo Station City and the Imperial Palace clumsily tracking my sister’s crusade on the marathon app. […]
Simple Guide to Marathon Expo – Tokyo
Spectator guide to supporting a runner friend or family member at the Marathon Expo. Required: a phone (for pictures) and remember how many major marathons they’ve run. It’s the day […]
Oh my Bear – Tokyo
Ueno Akihabara The next morning I take the train to Taito District, get off at Ueno Station and stroll through Ueno Park towards the Tokyo National Museum. Ueno Park is […]
Curious Cat – Tokyo
When Hitomi Niya‘s biggest fan asked me what I liked about Tokyo while we shuffled from the 38km marathon cheer zone to the finish chute via Tokyo Station, I could […]
