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The Secret Policeman’s Whorehouse (1 of 4)

A boat up the Amazon is an excellent way of travel

The Secret Policeman’s Whorehouse (2 of 4)

A boat up the Amazon is an excellent way of travel

The Secret Policeman’s Whorehouse (3 of 4)

A boat up the Amazon is an excellent way of travel

The Secret Policeman’s Whorehouse (4 of 4)

A boat up the Amazon is an excellent way of travel

Toronto, Ontario – September 2000

September means the end of summer but a quieter time to visit and enjoy the glories of autumn’s arrival. September 1-4 Blueprints Arts & Entertainment Festival At Harbourfront , this free venue showcases an intercultural fusion of dance, music, literature, film, art and design. September 2-4 The Canadian International Air Show The final days of […]

Toronto, Ontario Travel Guide – Accommodation

Before researching this part of the guide, I actually knew little about reasonably priced, friendly accommodations available in the central parts of the city, easily accessible by public transport. Though not wonderful in quantity compared to many other large cities of the world, there turned out to be some very interesting spots in the categories […]

Toronto, Ontario Travel Guide – Great Walks

Toronto is well known for its many green spaces, including parks, ravines with pathways that interconnect various greenbelts, islands facing downtown in Lake Ontario, and even a boardwalk. We’ll mention some of the most easily accessible by public transport and even some special interest organized walkabouts at little or minimal charge. The best part is […]

Toronto, Ontario Travel Guide – Map of Downtown

Map courtesy of Show Me Toronto

Travels without a Plan #5

The West Coast – Milford Sound to Nelson When they say the West Coast of New Zealand is the second wettest place on the planet, they were not wrong. I’ve seen my fair share of rain and water to last me for a lifetime. Rather than doing the full four day hike on Milford Sound […]

Uruápan, Mexico

Uruapan avocados (aguacates) “Dos cervezas, por favor” I said after greeting the smiling barmaid in Bar Montecarlo located in a rough part of Uruápan, Mexico. We were desperate for a cold beer. My companion, Chrissy, somewhat averse to entering seedy cantinas, scanned the joint with a critical eye. Eyebrows rose on sighting “girlie” calendars on […]