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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: Hiking in the Green Mountain State

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Friday, September 21, 2007. Hiking in the Green Mountain State. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). After living almost a decade overseas, I'm now back in Canada. This is my quest: to be Canadian (again) and find myself a real and meaningful job (again). View my complete profile. Hiking in the Green Mountain State. Labour Day Weekend in the Catskills. Along the California Coast. What I've Been Reading. A People's History of the United States" by Howard Zinn. The Easy Way to Sto...

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: American History

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Thursday, September 13, 2007. I'm a such a tourist geek here in the States. Why the hell not eh? Me and Ari on a paddle boat on the Potomac River. There are also a few monuments close by. Jefferson? Can't remember which is which! George Bush wasn't in on this day. Apparently he was at his ranch in Texas. I wanted a tour of the White House, but there is a 90 day waiting list! A not so unusual sight in NYC. Thanks to Aki for suggesting this as our adventurous activity in NYC!

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: September 2007

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Friday, September 21, 2007. Woke up this morning, stretched, hiked 10km, ate salmon cakes. Now I am ready to fly from Rutland, Vermont back to Canada. Wowza. 100 days on the road with the red bag. England, France, India, Thailand, China, USA. Its truly amazing having friends all around the globe. I must give thanks to the following folks for letting me sleep on spare beds, feeding me and letting me do a load of laundry and making me feel at home (as always):. Onto the RED BAG.

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: July 2007

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Tuesday, July 31, 2007. Rock Climbing in Railay. What better amount of activity than learning how to rock climb eh! I've been on a course, did 6 climbs with the highest being about 30 meters. I was pleasantly surprised that I really enjoyed it (especially the absailing down part). Here are a few pics on the rockface and a new profile pic feeling pretty damn pleased with the accomplishment! Wednesday, July 25, 2007. And yes, still no cigs. Wednesday, July 18, 2007. 11:45am Read ...

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: August 2007

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Saturday, August 25, 2007. Spending Time in the Big Cities. Tuesday, August 21, 2007. The myth that the Great Wall is visible with the naked eye from the moon was finally laid to rest in 2003, when China's first astronaut Yang Liwei failed to see the barrier from space." (. Beijing Lonely Planet 2005. Below are pictures from the 2250m long granite section of the wall at Mutianyu, where I went up by cable car and down by luge! Monday, August 20, 2007. A Few China Pics. I am typi...

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: The 100th Day

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Friday, September 21, 2007. Woke up this morning, stretched, hiked 10km, ate salmon cakes. Now I am ready to fly from Rutland, Vermont back to Canada. Wowza. 100 days on the road with the red bag. England, France, India, Thailand, China, USA. Its truly amazing having friends all around the globe. I must give thanks to the following folks for letting me sleep on spare beds, feeding me and letting me do a load of laundry and making me feel at home (as always):. Onto the RED BAG.

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: The Great Wall

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Tuesday, August 21, 2007. The myth that the Great Wall is visible with the naked eye from the moon was finally laid to rest in 2003, when China's first astronaut Yang Liwei failed to see the barrier from space." (. Beijing Lonely Planet 2005. Below are pictures from the 2250m long granite section of the wall at Mutianyu, where I went up by cable car and down by luge! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Spending Time in the Big Cities. A Few China Pics.

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: Labour Day Weekend in the Catskills

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Wednesday, September 5, 2007. Labour Day Weekend in the Catskills. We also learned that the defining concert of the 1970`s, Woodstock, was not actually held in Woodstock, but in the town of Bethel about 42 miles away from Woodstock in the Catskills. The hippies are still out in full force in the artist colony, and it is definitely a town still bringing in the tourists being famous for something it actually had nothing to do with! Tue Sep 11, 07:25:00 AM EST. This Book Will Save...

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: Along the California Coast

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Wednesday, September 5, 2007. Along the California Coast. What better way to re-enter North America then through Los Angeles, a city completely devoid of substance or character. I did the touristy thing and took a bus tour of Hollywood, movie star homes, Venice Beach and Sunset Boulevard. Didn`t see any stars, but did notice that they have Lululemon on Rodeo Drive, and caught a glimpse of Barbra Streisand`s hybrid Ford in her driveway. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). City o...

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure: June 2007

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100-Day Red Bag Adventure. Saturday, June 30, 2007. I am staying at a hostel reommended by Alex and Tim (who incidentally slept on bunkbeds here for their first wedding anniversary). Its a cool place, aptly called "Young and Happy", though I think I am of the median age in this place. Once I figure out how to post pics while travelling without a computer, I will share the most hilarious movie clip ever! I somehow stumbled upon the Gay Pride parade in Paris this afternoon, and what do I see in front of me?