Fiona Tapp
@fionatapp.com
Writer & editor specializing in travel & education | Londoner in Canada | former teacher | cat fancier ~Bylines: Nat Geo, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic, Lonely Planet, Parents, Tripadvisor, The Globe and Mail, The Sunday Times et al
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It took me a while to love winter in Canada but with ice castles, aurora borealis, the frozen Arctic Ocean and sleeping in an igloo, a trip to the Northwest Territories helps to reveal the magic of the season…my latest for JRNY Magazine will be in stores on Jan 27
🥶❄️
It took me a while to love winter in Canada but with ice castles, aurora borealis, the frozen Arctic Ocean and sleeping in an igloo, a trip to the Northwest Territories helps to reveal the magic of the season…my latest for JRNY Magazine will be in stores on Jan 27
🥶❄️
January 15, 2025 at 1:16 PM
It took me a while to love winter in Canada but with ice castles, aurora borealis, the frozen Arctic Ocean and sleeping in an igloo, a trip to the Northwest Territories helps to reveal the magic of the season…my latest for JRNY Magazine will be in stores on Jan 27
🥶❄️
It took me a while to love winter in Canada but with ice castles, aurora borealis, the frozen Arctic Ocean and sleeping in an igloo, a trip to the Northwest Territories helps to reveal the magic of the season…my latest for JRNY Magazine will be in stores on Jan 27
🥶❄️
This is my cat Tiggy, she is 14 years old and smells like cinnamon buns. While I work she sleeps and her little snuffly snores are very soothing- leaving her behind is the only thing I don’t like about travelling #proofofcat
November 26, 2024 at 1:57 AM
This is my cat Tiggy, she is 14 years old and smells like cinnamon buns. While I work she sleeps and her little snuffly snores are very soothing- leaving her behind is the only thing I don’t like about travelling #proofofcat
So impressed with the design and accessibility of The Sentier des cimes Laurentides where you can walk 40m high in the forest canopy on a treetop trail.
Children, elderly people and those with mobility issues can all access the highest points.
Can’t wait to go back!
Children, elderly people and those with mobility issues can all access the highest points.
Can’t wait to go back!
November 16, 2024 at 10:35 PM
So impressed with the design and accessibility of The Sentier des cimes Laurentides where you can walk 40m high in the forest canopy on a treetop trail.
Children, elderly people and those with mobility issues can all access the highest points.
Can’t wait to go back!
Children, elderly people and those with mobility issues can all access the highest points.
Can’t wait to go back!