Manitoba – VirtualWayfarer

Friday Photo GalleryAugust 30, 2014September 1, 2014

Churchill’s Crashed Curtiss C-46 – Weekly Travel Photo

Crashed airplanes and aviation accidents. They're something we all hate to see, but at the see time also find deeply fascinating. They toy with our fears and with the small part of our reptilian brain…

Friday Photo GalleryFebruary 28, 2014

Mush! – Weekly Travel Photo

When the news arrived that I had won a trip from Denmark to the sleepy town of Churchill, which sits nestled along the banks of the Hudson bay in central Canada, I was excited and unsure what to expect. A few weeks …

Friday Photo GalleryNovember 22, 2013

The Polar Bear Throat Hold – Weekly Travel Photo

Playing, fighting or somewhere in between? That's the question I found myself pondering repeatedly over the three days I spent on the frozen Canadian tundra just outside of the remote town of Churchill in central Ca…

Friday Photo GallerySeptember 20, 2013

Polar Bear Kisses – Weekly Travel Photo

Growing up there were three bears. Brown Bear, which was your typical mid-sized teddy bear. Cinnamon Bear, which was on the small side and then White Bear. Given how original I was in naming the bears, it is perhaps …

BackpackingFebruary 13, 2013

The Polar Bear Adventure: Part III

It's a cold and blustery day here in Copenhagen. Snow has been falling all day - the cold air converting biker's deep breaths into jets of steam. The barely audible grunts as they strain against their pedals, pushing …

BackpackingFebruary 4, 2013

The Polar Bear Adventure: Part II

Whoof. Woof. Wolf? Our ears were bombarded by a chorus of dog sounds as we stepped out of our vehicle and onto pristine white snow at the Wapusk Dog sledding headquarters. The dogs knew we were there, they had heard us arrive and could no doubt smell our scent on the air. It excited them, energi…

Friday Photo GalleryFebruary 1, 2013

Polar Bear Meetings – Weekly Travel Photo

While most of a polar bear's existence is spent in relative isolation, there are times - often during their great migrations - when they find themselves cued up and provided with the opportunity for casual social inter…

BackpackingJanuary 5, 2013July 22, 2013

The Polar Bear Adventure: Part 1

You know things are either off to a brilliant, or ill fated start when you learn that your charter flight which flew at the crack of dawn was the only Churchill bound flight that left the airport. As a bit of an obnoxi…

AfricaDecember 30, 2012December 30, 2012

My Top 5 Travel Videos From 2012

In 2012 I filmed a ton of HD video footage as part of my mission to do more videos. A lot of that footage still needs to be edited. My equipment has also improved a lot over the course of the year as has my underst…

AfricaDecember 24, 2012December 29, 2012

2012 – A Year of Travel In Photographs

2012 was one of my best travel years to date. In it I added two new continents, four brand new countries and scratched some pretty major destinations off my bucket list. In addition to completing my first year in Cop…