Welcome to the Badlands

CALEDON, Ontario. I’ve just landed on Mars. Or so it seems. Just a short drive north of my suburban neighbourhood lays an usual geographical landscape hidden in the Caledon Hills. The Cheltenham Badlands. The area consists of naked windswept red hills and gullies. Iron oxide gives the land it’s reddish hue,  while the narrow greenish bands…

A week in Dominican

Sitting on a sand covered towel with the ocean washing over my feet, I watch a lone kite surfer glide through the ripples of the beach, disappearing off into the orange glow of the sun set. That was the summer I embarked on an unforgettable  adventure with a group of friends to the beautiful Dominican Republic. Checking in at Viva Wyndham…

Super Moon

This year’s largest and closest super moon took place Sunday, July 23, 2013.  This was not only the largest and closest full moon of the year, but also the moon’s closest encounter with earth in a long time. Here is the image of our beautiful neighbor that I captured that night.

Streets of Montreal

MONTREAL, Quebec This past spring I roadied it down to Montreal for some site seeing, fun, and networking.  The city, in comparison to Toronto, is very down to earth. Although not as diverse in culture and language,  Montreal still has lots to offer. One unique component is that the streets intertwine old, classic, antique elements  with…

Caribbean Heat

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad Originally published, July 2012  The country of  Trinidad and Tobago.  Most noted for Carnival, steel pan, soca and calypso. The island offers visitors a unique experience like no other. Soca music blasts from near by cars making it difficult for pedestrians to pass by with out dancing. The doubles stand on the street corner is busy…

Weekend at Mont Tremblant

MONT-TREMBLANT, Quebec Originally Published, May 2012  On the weekend of May 26th and 27th 2012, I drove eight hours north of Toronto to the city of Mont-Tremblant Quebec. Noted for being a popular ski resort in the winter, many don’t know of the beauty it conceals under the snow. Here lies 43 photo’s of my…