Mysterious Cities of Gold – Maya ruins of Mexico to visit
For thousands of years, the Maya civilisation ruled Mexico. Their cities, temples and fortifications dot the landscape, leaving us to wonder at an advanced…
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Kansas City – BBQ capital of the world
From the capital of jazz to home of the Chiefs to having the highest waterslide in the world, Kansas City is famous for many…
Wandering the Windy City – Chicago in 4 days
I’ve been Jonesing to get back to Chicago since 2013 – when we were there last. It feels like a lifetime ago. Finally, we’ve…
Postcards from Cuba – and 5 tips for photography in Cuba
Naturally photogenic, openly friendly and one of the safest destinations we’ve visited, Cuba is a photographer’s dream. Here are some of Christina’s favourite shots…
Little Havana, Miami – is it anything like the real thing?
Miami, Florida is only 90 miles from Cuba’s coast. Being the closest American city to Cuba, it makes sense that the people who made…
Where to eat in Toronto, Canada – 5 must-eat venues in the TO
Finding a place to eat in Toronto is a fish-in-a-barrel exercise. There are eateries literally everywhere. Making a decision on where to eat in…
How to ride a San Francisco streetcar without the queues
San Francisco streetcars – the little trams that run up and down SF’s famous hilled streets – are an icon of the city. But…
Miami snapshot – a quick guide to Miami, FL
Miami, Florida: beach clubs, skyscrapers and sunsets over the Caribbean. Down in the Magic City, the sway of the tropics fills the streets. Bars…
Why you need to go to Vinales, Cuba. Now!
Revisiting Viñales in Cuba’s west is something we’ve been looking forward to pretty much since we left the first time. Now we’re back and…
Toronto’s food and street art keeps us warm
As we move through the gears on our trip and the pace quickens, we find ourselves whisked along by our own itinerary. It feels like…
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