On August 6, 2017 (I know I’m a bit behind!) my mom, my friend, and I wanted to find the hermit cabin near Banff and we did!
The hike to the cabin is pretty easy, it’s just along Johnson Lake.
This is my final post from my vacation in Penticton. You can view Day 1 and 2, Day 3, and Day 6.
Day 4 and 5 were pretty low-key, but we did have the opportunity to eat at a couple of amazing places that we loved!
The middle of our vacation was slightly more low-key and mainly involved days at the beach, shopping, visiting Oroville, and eating at places we don’t have in Calgary.
That being said, to be honest I don’t have a lot of pictures of this aspect of our trip as I was busy enjoying the moment and I mainly posted my favourite pictures in my first and second posts of this trip. So, if you want more detail and recent pictures then check those out 😊
Have you ever wanted to hold a baby kangaroo or wallaby? What about hold a sugar glider? Pet a capybara? Well, do I have a place for you! In my last post I talked about my first couple of days in Penticton. I decided to skip ahead to my last day since I was super excited to tell you about this amazing place!
From July 22-July 29 my mom and I went camping in Penticton, British Columbia. My pappy came along for part of the trip. It was a great break and within that week we were able to fit in a LOT of activities! I will be blogging about these activities in multiple posts.
For my mom’s birthday, on July 15, she really wanted to hike around Emerald Lake. We had never been before and I was quite excited to photograph the blue water! The weekend before we had done the hike to Laughing Falls, so it seems we were on the theme of Yoho National Park! (more…)
As I mentioned in my post yesterday I am a bit behind on posting, but I am trying to catch up!
On July 8, 2017 my mom and I went on a hike we had never been on before which was to Laughing Falls in Yoho National Park. As most of my readers will know, I LOVE waterfalls! Check out my other waterfall pictures here.
This list is not extensive, but is based on my experiences as an interviewee from the past few months.
# 1 Do your homework
At the very least read through the applicant’s resume before the interview. There is nothing more annoying than having to sit there while the interviewer reads through your resume, in detail, while you sit there in silence. If you happen to have more time, it would be beneficial to view their LinkedIn profile and if they have a website I would recommend checking that out too. (more…)
I recently imported all of my blog content (from Travel Pod) regarding my 2014 Reading Break Trip to California! I thought I would let you all know so you could check them out. I had to complete this for an assignment in my Communications Class, but I am very glad I did so I have a detailed description of my holiday.
Read the posts here:
