Okanagan Valley A Canadian Desert

The Okanagan Valley a Canadian Desert situated south of British Columbia. If You have never been to the Ohanagan Valley then that is a place to put on your list of places to see. It is absolutely beautiful there. The climate is sunny and dry. The Okanagan Valley is a retirement community and a excellent vacationing place. With it's lakeshore communities and outdoor activities there is plenty to see and do. If your the kind of person that loves to be on the water, then there are watersports and boating to enjoy. If you fancy being up in the mountains or in the woods then you can go hiking or sking in the Winter months.

What I Love About New York

New York a concrete jungle where dreams are made of. I love New York, there is so much that I love about it I don't know where to start. I have so many favorites out of all of the wonderful, beautiful places in the world, but New York is certainly one of them. With so much to see and do it's no wonder it's called the city that never sleeps. The city has so much history, the architecture of the buildings is wonderful to look at. I love the Brownstone buildings, and how a lot of building complexes has awnings over there steps. Central Park is so lovely, if your in a helicopter flying over New York City, or from the Empire State Building or the Rockefeller Center and you see Central Park it's like a big green rectangle in the middle of the city, what a beautiful view.

St. Kitts A Charming Little Island

St. Kitts a charming little island that lies in the Caribbean sea 2,100 kilometers southeast of Miami, Florida. St. Kitts also has a little neighbor by it's side named Nevis, both the two splendid little islands are a tourist attraction all year around. St. Kitts has a port that holds top cruise lines and tourists everyday are coming to the islands to explore the beaches, mountains and the rich history.

Welcome To Corner Brook

 Welcome to Corner Brook, Newfoundland. Corner Brook is a small city situated on the West Coast of Newfoundland; it is located on the Bay of Islands at the mouth of the Humber River. The population is 20,083, and it functions as a service center for Western and Northern Newfoundland. Winters are cold and snowy, summers are warm to hot but it doesn’t stop tourists from visiting. Corner Brook is a lovely place to visit anytime of the year. Explore the region from east, west, north and south. Be sure to make a visit to the Bay of Islands while you are exploring Corner Brook. 

This is an awesome book because like the title "A Journey Through Every Country In The World" when you are going through the book it's like you are travelling the world in the comfort of your home. If your like me and you love travel, people and cultures then you should buy this book!!! If you can't afford to travel right now then read my articles, and purchase this lovely travel book, both will take you on a journey around the world, like taking a mini vacation and take away the stress of the day!!!

                                                                                                                       

Marsa Alam a Tremendous Getaway by the Red Sea

Situated by the Red sea is a superb town called Marsa Alam, which is in South Eastern Egypt. It was once a fishing village, but now it has an International Airport that was built in 2001 making Marsa Alam a popular tourist’s destination. Where the Arabian Desert meets the Red Sea this lush Desert climate make it the idyllic hot spot to visit. All year round it has hot weather ranging from 20 to 45 degrees in the summer and 18 to 35 in the winter. With crystal clear turquoise waters as warm as bath water makes it irresistible and inviting. You won’t be able to resist taking a dip in the sparkling water called the Red Sea.

A little piece of Hawaii for your thought

I stand on the warm white sand gazing at the softly pale blue sky blending into the ocean; I stand there for hours until the blue horizon slowly turns into a beautiful shade of pinkish orange as the sun begins to set over the sparkling turquoise water.

The smell of salt water and flowers around me is so relaxing I just stand as my feet slowly sink into a white warm blanket of sand. I can hear the sound of drums in the distance getting louder and louder as the luau starts to get more intense. I walk along on the beach towards the lagoon, and then the drums slowly fade away.

I stop and take in a deep breath of fresh air and look around me, it is so breathtaking. It’s like skydiving for the first time. For the first few minutes when your falling it takes your breath away, then is becomes peaceful and relaxing. It is paradise, so come to beautiful Hawaii and relax, let all your worries fade away like the sun fading into the blue horizon.

By Melanie Doucette

Photo By Melanie Doucette

The Emerald Isle

Ireland is a very magical, enchanting and scenic place to see. Do you ever wonder why it’s called the Emerald Isle? Well if you were way up in the sky looking down on Ireland it’s like a precious jewel resting on a shiny blue silk cloth. If you take a closer look and examine the Emerald Isle you’ll see sheep grazing the fresh green pasture, that looks like little cotton balls from way up high.

Now taking a closer look you’ll see old magical castles where royal families once lived. The big castles are gray, greatly detailed, and some of them covered in green growth. Most of them are now ancient ruins, while others have been restored into luxurious hotels. The grass is so perfect it looks like green carpet or felt and the gardens are so luscious. Inside the peaceful gardens there might be little faeries dancing around.

Ireland is also known for Celtic crosses in the graveyards, Beautiful Wicklow Mountains National Park that is located on the East Coast of Ireland between Dublin and Kilkenny, the Stiffy tower in Dublin that is by the Liffey River, and the wonderful statue of Molly Malone. Also while you’re in Dublin don’t forget to visit the world’s most famous brewery the Guinness Storehouse.

Come to Ireland the Emerald Isle, visit and explore what it has to offer. Immerse yourself into the beauty of Ireland. It is a never forgetting wondrous place. Your journey awaits you on the Emerald Isle. Arrive. Explore. Be amazed.

By Melanie Doucette

Photo By Melanie Doucette

Discovering Newfoundland

From Rocky Mountains and coastlines, to pristine sandy beaches and grassy fields, Newfoundland is made up of French, Indian, and European settlers that are what makes the island so unique. The island has two national parks and many provincial parks where you can relax by campfires, hike mountains and see lots of wildlife including the most common animal, the moose.

Cooks Islands a Tropical Splendor

Did you ever stop and wonder about Cooks Islands? Like where it’s located, what it’s like, and what kind of people live there? Well sit back, read this, then either picture it in your mind or take a magnificent journey there. Cooks Islands are located in the Pacific Ocean 4,500 km south of Hawaii and 2200 miles northeast of New Zealand in the center of the Polynesian triangle.

Malta an Idyllic Mediterranean Getaway

Welcome to Malta, the smallest and most densely populated southern European country. Malta is located in the Mediterranean Sea 93 km south of Sicily, and 288 km north east of Tunisia. The capital is Valletta, and the largest city is Birkirkara. The two main languages are Maltese and English. Malta is subtropical; it has two seasons, which makes the islands attractive for tourists. Malta is made of three islands, the three islands are know as Malta. Malta is the largest, the smaller island is Gozo, and the smallest in between is Comino.

Stephenville and Bay St. George a Place of Its Own

If you have never been to Stephenville and Bay St. George area then you are missing out and must go there. It’s not a big bustling metropolis; it’s a place of its own, a place of relaxation and adventure. If walking or basking on a sandy or rocky beach, walking in a beautiful nature trail, or hiking a mountain with a spectacular view from the top, then it is the place to go. It has all that and more. Stephenville and Bay St. George are located in Newfoundland, Canada on the West coast of the island.

Explore the Spirits and the Visions within Labrador

Labrador home of the wildlife, aboriginal, and European settlers who have traced the lands from the dawn of time, Labrador being the world’s last wilderness region is what entices you to the magic of the place. It unlocks and awakens your sense for adventure. Labrador is located in Canada on the Atlantic Ocean just north of Newfoundland. It borders the province of Quebec, and shares land with Nunavut and Killiniq Island. You have to explore the magic, spirits, and rugged beauty for yourself to appreciate what it has to offer.