Trips worth remembering.
A where-list, not a when-list, drawn from my Google Photos heatmaps.
- Niagara — home. Thorold, the Falls (too crowded in season), Niagara-on-the-Lake, Port Dalhousie. Lake Erie is still unexplored.
- Toronto — where my wife and I spent our twenties.
- Hamilton — a couple of café runs after my wife spotted them on Instagram.
- Mississauga — my wife keeps finding restaurants there; we don't visit often.
- Muskoka — cottages and lakes, great for a Labour Day getaway. My first highway drive after getting my license was four hours to Muskoka.
- Bruce Peninsula — Tobermory, the far tip of Highway 6. Nice, though I can't remember much of it.
- Barrie — on the way to everywhere north.
- New York
- Los Angeles
- Seattle
- Vancouver
- New Brunswick
- Cuba
- Puerto Rico
- Amsterdam
- Barcelona
- Seoul — interesting neighborhoods, cool castle, but only been there once.
- Busan — my wife's hometown, been there many times, but still a bunch of tourist stuff left to do.
- Jeju — really nice: volcanic shores, tangerine trees, sashimi. Would go again some day.
- Osaka — short trip. Japan is cool: a lot of people, nice infrastructure.
- Hawaii — where we got married. A special place.
- Moscow — where I grew up; the start of the Moscow → Thorold arc.