The Cabot Trail

I grew up going to Cap Breton Island since I was an infant to visit family and friends; now I am guilty of this, but I’ve never done the 300km(186Miles) drive called the Cabot Trail, which is a highway that brings you through and around the Cap Breton Highlands witch is on the northern tip of the Island. The drive takes roughly five, not including the stops you make along the way to take pictures or stretch. There is also an area where you may park and go on hikes to lookout points. You also pass-through villages, some port villages … Continue reading The Cabot Trail

Girls trip to Montreal

Montreal is part of the French-dominated speaking province of Quebec, but you’d be quite surprised at how many people speak English. The city is also a big part of Canada’s history as it was one of the first recorded French settlers like Jack Cartier. Before that, it was the land of the Iroquois first nation. But enough of the history you probably clicked on this post to hear what I and my friends did in Montreal. So, the trip was a long-awaited since it was booked since February of this year when our favourite band from Australia 5 Second of … Continue reading Girls trip to Montreal