Travel. Genealogy. Life. Urbex.

The author reflects on the significant impact of the Berlin Wall’s fall in November 1989, recalling personal memories of living through that momentous event. They express the emotional weight of witnessing history unfold, emphasizing how it reshaped identities and futures, while linking it to the song “Wind of Change.”

Aiming for an urbex adventure near Big White, BC, I set my sights on the abandoned City of Paris/No. 7 mine. The mine, established in…

On the anniversary of Homer Watson’s death, my friend Amy and I attended a unique paranormal investigation at Homer Watson House & Gallery in Kitchener,…

The Rolling Stones, love them or hate them, they’ve left an undeniable mark on the music world. My journey with them started with a cassette…

This blog post recounts a spontaneous trip to Jasper, Alberta, and the experiences encountered during the visit. The journey begins with a last-minute decision to…

I’m Tina, the person behind the mish mash of interests you find on this site. My Life is my niche and my niche is my life. I’m passionate about a variety of things and I share them all in here … my little slice of the internet.