Who Am I?
“What’s going on guys…”
Yeah, I’m not one to talk about myself or throw myself in front of an iPhone and document my time visiting monuments X, Y, and X – that’s probably why I studied screenwriting instead of acting.
That said, growing up in a Vancouver is where I found a passion for the art of storytelling.
I’d originally planned to be a writer in that capacity – but honestly, that’s a lot tougher a nut to crack than opening up a free blogspot account and calling yourself a writer that way 😛
I moved to London in 2007 as something to do. Travelling around Europe seemed like a good idea and I planned to stay there a few months – that was 19 years ago!
Since then I’ve lived in Florence, a town outside Venice, St Petersburgh (Russia), Barcelona, Brooklyn, and Puglia.
In all, living in so many different places and travelling to over 40 countries, I feel it gives me a unique insight into my own city… I know how to separate the wheat from the chaff: short cuts, money saving, adding value, you name it!
I’m so excited to be able to bring my city to the world!
All My Articles
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Weather in Vancouver in February: What to Expect + Wear (2026) 🌧️
The weather in Vancouver in February is still cold and rainy, but there’s a small shift toward early spring. The days start getting longer, cherry blossoms begin to peek through, and it feels like the city is quietly waking up. Let’s learn more about what you can expect to encounter if you’re visiting Vancouver in […]
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How to Get to Victoria BC from Seattle from $40 (2026)
Wondering how to get to Victoria BC from Seattle? Whether you’re after the fastest route, the cheapest option, or the one with the best views, this guide breaks it down. Is the Clipper better than the ferry? And what’s the deal with the seaplane – worth it or just Instagram bait? I’ve done every route, […]
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What to Know About Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal
Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal is more than a place to catch a boat—it’s a coastal pocket of charm just outside Vancouver. Is there anything to see at Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal besides the ferries themselves? That’s what I asked too—until I spent an afternoon soaking up the scenery. If you’ve ever wondered whether this ferry […]
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Lonsdale Quay: A Must-Visit Market by the Water
Lonsdale Quay in Vancouver blends waterfront charm with urban energy. It’s where the scent of fresh fish meets the aroma of espresso, all with city skyline views. But is there actually more to do at Lonsdale Quay than just grab food and leave? Let’s break it all down so you know exactly what’s worth your […]
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Best Things to Do at English Bay in Vancouver
English Bay in Vancouver is where the city slows down and the sky lights up in colour. But what are the best things to do at English Bay Vancouver besides watching the sunset? I’ve got the full list—plus a few local tips to make your visit smoother. Keep reading, especially if you love easygoing beach […]
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Granville Street Vancouver BC: The Strip That Never Sleeps
Granville Street in Vancouver BC is one of those places that always feels like something’s about to happen. Lights, music, patios—everything hums with energy, even when it rains. But what is it about Granville that keeps people coming back? Is it the gritty charm, the party vibes, or something else entirely? Let’s break it down. […]
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Explore the Best of Olympic Village Vancouver BC
Olympic Village in Vancouver BC has transformed from an athlete’s residence into one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. But what exactly should you see in Olympic Village if you’re not an Olympian? There’s more here than meets the eye—and it’s not just about craft beer and sea views. Let’s explore the best parts of […]
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Don’t Miss This: What to See in False Creek
False Creek Vancouver BC is one of those places that quietly surprises you. You’ve heard of it—maybe passed by it—but have you ever stopped to wonder what to see in False Creek? There’s more than just water and boats happening here. Stick around, because this place has layers most people miss. What Is False Creek […]
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8 Fascinating Things to Do in West Vancouver
West Vancouver isn’t just a quiet suburb with big houses and good views. It’s got beaches, hidden trails, top-tier coffee, and weirdly good thrift shops too. Is it actually worth the trip across the bridge, or is it just all retirees and Range Rovers? Here’s everything I love doing when I cross into West Van—and […]
