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Cary Horning reacted to this post about 1 day ago
I absolutely love the idea of uncomplicated travel that doesn't require much planning - that is entirely my style, and your ideas are excellent. Hat's off to you for all the gorgeous photos - I'm totally inspired to re-visit Alberta!!
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Lisa Muldoon commented on this post about 5 days agoCongrats to Andrea Horning , Sonya Richmond and Jesseca Perry .
?Andrea Horning
Andrea climbed stairs, chased waterfalls, explored Alberta's stunning Crescent Falls, and continued proving that great storytelling starts...Congrats to Andrea Horning , Sonya Richmond and Jesseca Perry .More
?Andrea Horning
Andrea climbed stairs, chased waterfalls, explored Alberta's stunning Crescent Falls, and continued proving that great storytelling starts with putting boots on the ground. Whether she's uncovering hidden gems or championing small town adventures, Andrea keeps inspiring Canadians to get out there and explore.
?Dr. Sonya Richmond
When it comes to discovering the deeper stories behind a destination, Sonya delivers every time. From sharing Canada's Camino routes to connecting travellers with culture, history, nature, and community, her storytelling reminds us that some journeys are measured in moments, not kilometres.
?Jesseca Perry
Jesseca continues to bring energy, curiosity, and authentic Canadian travel experiences to the community. Through her adventures, podcast conversations, and support of fellow explorers, she keeps encouraging Canadians to see more, do more, and experience more of their own backyard.
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Congratulations! Amazing photos & stories this month!
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Congrats!
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Greg Girard commented on this post about 1 week ago
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Anyone who is into cycling will love this! Excellent blog Sonya!
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Great storytelling, Sonya. I checked on Search Engines and it does well. Google AI has it as a third resource. in its top 10.
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Greg Girard commented on this post about 1 week ago
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Another fantastic TCT story, Sonya. Your dedication to the trail and adventures is worthy of praise.
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Thomas Worsley commented on this post about 1 week ago
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Sonya Richmond created a new listing, Celtic Shores Coastal Trail, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, CanadaComments (3)
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Cape Breton is so beautiful! I drove the Cabot Trail and it was one of the most breathtaking drives l have ever done. I would have loved to have gone More ...
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Cary Horning Cape Breton is wonderful - from the scenery to the culture, and the Celtic Shores Trail is a great trail. I can appreciate wanting to More ...
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I didnt have time to visit Cape Breton when I was there. It looks real nice
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Sonya Richmond commented on this post about 3 weeks ago
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These are amazing trails for long haul explorers. What a great list. I did not know we had caminos in Canada until I met you.
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Greg Girard Canada has some excellent Camino pilgrimage routes, and many offer a much less crowded, more nature-centered experience than their More ...
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Greg Girard Canada has some excellent Camino pilgrimage routes, and many offer a much less crowded, more nature-centered experience than their European counterparts (although we are huge fans of those as well!).
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Lisa Muldoon commented on this post about 1 month ago
Sonya Richmond created a new blog post, What Is It Like to Hike the Kabeyun Trail in Sleeping Giant?Comments (4)
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We camped at a campsite that looked out onto the Sleeping Giant. We did not have enough time to hike the trail, though. Looks like that may have been More ...
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Greg Girard It is a really beautiful hike with incredible scenery that brings to mind the iconic Group of Seven paintings. It feels very different More ...
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Thanks for sharing, Sonya Richmond! Hoping to make it back to Thunder Bay - would love to finally explore Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. This is More ...
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What a great hike Sonya Richmond! Thanks for sharing. When we were at Sleeping Giant we hiked in with our camping gear but only stayed one night. We More ...
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It is an amazing hike, and each day brought something different - from sandy beaches, to boulder fields, to stunning views over Lake Superior, to inland dunes. I don't have a favourite section, but I loved watching the sun set over the lake every night while camping on the beaches in complete...
MoreIt is an amazing hike, and each day brought something different - from sandy beaches, to boulder fields, to stunning views over Lake Superior, to inland dunes. I don't have a favourite section, but I loved watching the sun set over the lake every night while camping on the beaches in complete solitude.
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Greg Girard It is a really beautiful hike with incredible scenery that brings to mind the iconic Group of Seven paintings. It feels very different to walk along the base of the giant and the scramble over its toes than to see it across the water. Definitely one of my favourite hikes in Ontario!
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Sonya Richmond commented on this post about 2 months ago
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This is on my plan for this year. Thanks for writing this.
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Brava Braun You're welcome! Are you planning to hike the entire trail, or focus on certain sections? If you have any questions I'd be happy to help. More ...
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This was an amazing hike. The Hole-in-the-wall and the underwater passage was incredable to dive into. Little freaky and really cold.
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Did you explore the grotto at Bruce National? That was a frighteningly tight squeeze and quite crowded when we walked through. The water was so More ...
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Did you explore the grotto at Bruce National? That was a frighteningly tight squeeze and quite crowded when we walked through. The water was so cold it made us numb, but after all the hiking we weren't complaining
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Brava Braun You're welcome! Are you planning to hike the entire trail, or focus on certain sections? If you have any questions I'd be happy to help. It is a beautiful hike!
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This is such an honest and in-depth description of the RVing lifestyle, I am truly impressed. I am also really inspired by your courage to try something different, and your willingness to share the experience. I truly enjoy following the adventures of the Canadian Rubber Tramps!
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The point about “distance” is especially strong—there’s a noticeable difference between content that’s been experienced versus content that’s been assembled. When it’s coming from people actually on the ground, you get the small, specific details that inspire connection with a place instead of...
MoreThe point about “distance” is especially strong—there’s a noticeable difference between content that’s been experienced versus content that’s been assembled. When it’s coming from people actually on the ground, you get the small, specific details that inspire connection with a place instead of making it feel interchangeable. Have you seen examples where communities successfully blend regional support with local storytelling without losing their identity?
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Sonya Richmond created a new blog post, What Is the Trans Canada Trail? A Complete Guide for TravelersPost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Andrea Horning reacted to this post about 3 months ago
Anja Cahill Thank Anja! We really appreciate it! Anything we can all do to help nature thrive is so worthwhile, and it helps add purpose to our travels too. Happy birding!
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