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It’s been nearly 3 months since our last #rtwsoon interview so we’re delighted to finally be able to bring you another one! Gerard and Kieu of GQ trippin are taking off around the world in just 68 days and any itinerary that includes Holi […]
Category Archive: Travel Blog
A Beluga Whale Interaction – The Highlight Of Our Journey So Far
One question often asked by family and friends is “what’s been the highlight of your trip so far?”. We take a few seconds to consider our answer – swimming with sharks was amazing, spending a day at Disneyland was tremendous fun […]
Happy Birthday To Us!
Today marks exactly one year since Don’t Ever Look Back first made it onto the Internet with a post explaining why the two of us were choosing long-term travel. Despite a few doubts in the lead-up to our trip, we […]
Photo Friday #13: The White House
The White House in Washington, DC is one of the most famous and iconic buildings in the United States. During our recent time in DC, we snapped this photo of the South Portico of The White House which overlooks the South Lawn and the National Mall.
Review: Embassy Suites Riverwalk San Antonio
Every city we’ve visited in the United States has a tourist attraction that just can’t be missed. In San Antonio, Texas, it’s difficult to look past the historic San Antonio River Walk as the city’s primary must-see attraction. So when […]
Photo Essay: San Francisco’s Castro District
Welcome to The Castro District of San Francisco, better known to many as the gay capital of the world. Homosexualized during the gay liberation movement of the 1960’s and 70’s, The Castro is home to LGBT history, rainbow flags, the […]
A Trampoline Workout Class in San Francisco
There’s a hidden gem in San Francisco located within a historic airplane hangar in The Presidio. Yes, it involves flying – but you’re going to be just a few feet above the ground with this adventure because The House of […]
Photo Friday #12: Niagara Falls Panorama
The decision to visit Niagara Falls was a spontaneous one, but one we were very glad we made. Amy walked over Rainbow Bridge to the Canadian side of Niagara Falls and snapped this panorama stretching from Rainbow Bridge to Horseshoe Falls. A rainbow even started to peek through!
