Journeys

Gemini – Well it doesn’t get much better than this because lucky Jupiter moves into Gemini this week. Jupiter is a planet that is so big you can fit all the other planets inside it. Once a year Jupiter changes

Backtracking to our arrival on Day 7, Ashely gave us a tour of the property to choose our cabin from one of five – we chose Annie’s House. Each cabin was built by a team of local craftsmen who worked

Trip-It is a useful app for organizing your travel details. Eric recorded our itinerary there, complete with maps and flight, ferry, bus and train schedules. The plan for Sunday was to take the TransLink (light rail) from Yaletown to Vancouver

Mission Possible: a monster bike tour of Vancouver, which included the historic district, the coastal region and the expansive Stanley Park. We’d need protein to get us going so we set out to find an egg breakfast on our way

Woke yesterday morning to rain but quickly found Perkins Coffee on Commercial Street. Two dark roasts, with a ham, onion and cheddar scone and a wild blackberry and white chocolate scone recommended by the local in line behind us –

We were standing on the corner of Humboldt and Douglas this morning discussing where to eat breakfast when a woman appeared and said,”Are you looking for breakfast spot? Walk to Fort Street, turn right for 3 blocks. The Blue Fox

We’re planted in Serious Coffee this morning with a Coal Miner’s dark roast after literally passing out while blogging last night. Yesterday morning began with a 615am dreary day ride from the loft to Pier 69, where we’d take the

Our day began with a Super Shuttle ride to BWI with on time departure and early arrival into Seattle, The AirTran B737 was full but we had plenty of room in the exit row. A quick 5 and a half