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April 7, 2013November 9, 2015 Alison Karlene

Top 10 Things You’ll Probably Forget on Your RTW Trip

Alison Karlene

Alison Karlene

Hello! My name is Alison. I have a serious case of the travel bug. I write for Canadian Traveller and Explore, but this travel blog is for my personal adventures.

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Still icing my knees after trekking this 14-km hike over snow and ice in 4 hours 😅 I loved Norvan Falls, but this relatively flat trail kicked my butt and reminded me not to push myself so hard ❄️ I’m not a crazy fast hiker, and that’s okay. I like to take it slow and soak in the views 💦 . What about you? . . . . . #vancouverbc #hikevancouver #hikinginthesnow #winterhikes #vancouvertrails #waterfallsofinstagram #beautifulbc #bcwaterfalls #explorecanada #norvanfalls #waterfall💦
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Never in a million years ⏳ . I’m a planner. I have 5-year goals and an idea of where I’d like to be when I’m 40. I have clear hopes for my future; even if I’m not exactly sure how I’ll get there. . And yet. When I was 19 and first visited this city; when I was 21 and first lounged on this beach – I never would’ve imagined I’d be living right around the corner. Never in a million years. . Planning helps me accomplish things, but it also stresses me out. I feel like I don’t have enough time to go everywhere and see everything and do all the things I want to. But hey, I never planned to be living on Beach Ave in Vancouver, and here I am. . Things don’t go according to plan. And that’s okay. It’s your attitude to what you have right now that matters. . Me? I’m happy here🌻
Solved a murder mystery as a 1920s jazz singer last weekend, wbu? 🎶🎙🖤
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