Adventure

Royalty and the Modern Era Author/Editor : Jennifer J. Lacelle Date : March 28, 2021 Nijmegen, the eldest city of the Netherlands (formerly Holland), has much to offer tourists interested in shopping, history and living like royalty. On the outskirts of the city resides the age-old castle of Wijchen. While it’s unknown when the castle was actually built, the first mentions of it are in 1392. The castle was used as...

Resurrecting Grounded Jets Repurposing Jets into Meaningful Space Author : Kelly Louiseize  Editor : Jennifer J. Lacelle  Date : March 9, 2021 Johnny Palmer recently bought the relic of a Boeing 727-100 VP-CMN for less than the cost of an average car to repurpose it as an event centre for Pytch, his broadcast, creative and technical business out of Brislington, Bristol, England.   The jet, which is said to have a mysterious...

Sweet, Whimsical, Fun, Lovely: Southwest Florida Editor : Jennifer J. Lacelle Date : February 14, 2021 What’s the first thought that springs to mind when someone mentions Southwest Florida? Sunshine and rainbows, perhaps?  Or maybe beaches? Well, it’s much more andiinta has the scoop you need! The environment of SWFL is like a tropical vacation — Caribbean cruise, anyone? Except, you don’t need to take a cruise to visit this destination...

Killarney: Gem of the North Editor : Jennifer J. Lacelle Date : February 10, 2021 Pristine glowing waters and sparkling mountain peaks combined with lush forestry. Ah! Killarney: four hours north of Toronto and less than two hours southwest of Sudbury. In fact, The Group of Seven were often inspired by the landscape in this area. If you don’t feel like driving, you can always charter a plane to Killarney’s airport. The...