Oh my goodness! I didn't realise how long it had been since we last made a post! Never fear! we are still alive! We have just returned from 4 days of hiking in the backcountry of Newfoundland, Canada.

Video of a beaver chewing on a branch.

The Atlantic Puffin (Fratercula arctica) is the provincial bird of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, and rightly so, as 50% of the North American population come here to breed every summer. This puffin

A Birthday in the Canadian Backcountry

Happy Birthday to the worlds greatest adventure partner! We wouldn't be on this crazy adventure if it wasn't for you. This photo of us was taken a few years ago at Lake O'Hara, BC where we spent a few

Photos from the the 2018 Montreal Grand Prix

It's the fine sediment, or rock flour, that creates the stunning blue colour in the water. The rock flour is light and stays suspended in the water where the light reflects off it creating the blue colour.

Man-eater or Misunderstood?

10 Quick Questions With - [EP5]

The Shortfin Mako (Isurus oxyrinchus), falls into a family of sharks known as mackerel sharks, which also include the longfin mako, great white and basking sharks. They can reach lengths of around 12ft

It's Shark Week! So I'd like to take the time to share some interesting facts about one of my favourite animals: sharks! I will be sharing three shark posts this week focusing on three different shark

We entered Grassland National Park in mid-April, the perfect time of year in my opinion; the snow has melted, the flowers are starting to bloom, and the birds are starting to migrate in. Almost as soon

Feather stars falls under the phylum Echinoderm and are related to starfish, brittle stars, sea cucumbers and sea urchins. They can sometimes be mistaken for brightly coloured corals, so are often hiding

For three years prior to moving into our van we lived in Burnaby in the greater Vancouver area of British Columbia. It was a great location to live. It was close to publlic transport in to Downtown Vancouver,

The Alpine Larch (Larix lyallii)

This waterfall was photographed somewhere in British Columbia. I found it in a backlog of photos on one of our hard drives. Unfortunately, we don't remember where it was taken or the name of it. But it's

Athabasca Falls is located in Jasper National Park in Alberta, Canada. While it isn't the highest waterfall in the Rocky Mountains (only 23m high, or 75ft), the volume of water that flows through it is

This red fox (Vulpes vulpes) was photographed in Newfoundland, Canada. We spotted it on the side of the highway so pulled over to take some photos. It was the most curious thing, but was also very cautious

I really like this photo even though there isn't really anything special about it. Is it the symmetry? or the rough, rusty metal with the natural, green backdrop? Who knows. All I know is my eyes find

Watching the storm roll in. The night that this photo was captured there was a super moon. Ryan went out to photograph it but a storm blew in and clouded it. I still like the result. It looks all moody