Summer: Ferry, Whales, and the Glow of a Lighthouse – Victoria In the tender light of a summer morning, I boarded the ferry from Vancouver, the breeze off the Georgia Strait brushing my face like a whisper. The boat rocked…
The Poetry and Shadows of Old Québec Before dawn had fully broken, I boarded the Via Rail train from Montreal, the windows framing an endless sweep of green plains—a canvas vast and untamed, brushed with the soft chaos of morning.…
Go Montreal I took the VIA train from Toronto to Montreal, the scenery outside the window flowing by like a moving painting—pine forests whisking past, the tracks stretching east like a silent gray line connecting Vancouver to Halifax. My mind…
Go to Niagara The streets of Hamilton still held the echoes of the night, their quiet corners bathed in the soft glow of streetlamps stretching long shadows upon the pavement. I walked toward the bus stop, dragging my luggage behind…
Beyond the Distant Shores of St. John’s Crossing the vast Pacific and the North American continent, with layovers in Calgary and Montreal, I arrived at St. John’s, Newfoundland. The July air carried the cool breath of the sea, the temperature…
Departure Lake Louise Village A July morning. Though summer had arrived, the crisp mountain air still carried the lingering chill of the night. A thick veil of clouds draped over the peaks, casting a subdued silence over the land. Stepping…
Departure – From Golden to Banff At 2 AM, I boarded the Rider Express bus in Golden. The world outside was a vast expanse of darkness, broken only by the occasional glimmer of headlights tracing the curves of the road.…
Cross-Canada Adventure After living in the town of Golden for nearly six months, I mustered the courage to resign from my job before the peak tourist season arrived. Thus began a roughly three-week journey across Canada, from the west coast…
Under Blue Skies – Kicking horse The sky is clear today, and as I open my window, I see that far off, the peak of Kicking horse Mountain remains cloaked in an unyielding blanket of white snow, its surface dazzling…
