Bamberg is one of my favourite small towns in Germany. It’s set among rolling hills. There’s a picturesque river running through it. Most of the town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. Oh, and there are nine separate breweries in town with combined millennia of experience brewing amazing beer – including the…

Rossland, British Columbia is a picturesque and historic town in the West Kootenays. Most people know Rossland for Red Mountain, the underrated ski hill. Yes, Red Mountain is a great reason to visit Rossland – but there are plenty of other things to see and do in Rossland, British Columbia. Top 6 Must See Things…

Grand Forks, British Columbia is a small town in Boundary Country, British Columbia. Boundary Country, for those out of the loop, is the “boundary” between the Okanagan and the Kootenays. Grand Forks is home to 4,000 people. There aren’t many must see sights or things to do in Grand Forks. But there’s a brewery. There…

Kelowna is one of the prettiest cities in British Columbia. It’s also kinda like the Florida of BC. Today, Kelowna has several great breweries. I have a weak spot for breweries in British Columbia. There’s something about the water that makes beer in western Canada taste better. When I lived in Kelowna, Tree Brewing was…

Our travel therapy adventures led us to spending 3 months in Prineville, Oregon. It’s a small town outside of Bend. I normally wouldn’t describe a town as “predominantly white”, but Prineville is extremely white. You’ll see white supremacy banners, Trump flags, and confederate flags around town. As a non-white person, you’re probably not welcome in…

Galway is one of Ireland’s most popular spots. Like most places in Ireland it lives up to the hype. Galway is worth a visit. You can walk along the water in the morning, explore the Cliffs of Moher by day, and end the night drinking Guinness and listening to music at an Irish pub. It’s…