Ethical & sustainable travel and lifestyle
My trip to Morocco is a perfect example of why it's good to be pushed out of your comfort zone. It isn't a place Daz or I would have considered visiting (primarily because it's not Canada, duh), and I'm so
My domain renewal came through a couple of weeks ago, and I realised I hadn’t written a blog post since the middle of January. There was never any question of me not renewing it at all – blogging is something
One of the suggestions I received in my reader survey was a post about how to recycle properly; your wish is my command! For me, recycling is like riding a bike. I have some vague memories of my Mum teaching
I know, I know, it's the start of a new year and we're all supposed to be really hyped up and excited about it. What about when you're not, though? What about when you have all these goals and things
One of the hardest things about sustainable living is food shopping, so today we’re going to talk about sustainable food shopping and how we can reduce food miles, and the amount of plastic packaging we take home. I’m so happy
By far, the hardest hike of our Canadian adventure was from Upper Johnston Canyon to the Inkpots. It was a punishingly steep hike, but the beauty of the inkpots and the alpine meadow they're in more than made up for