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Mexico - Gentle way of life
It's sometimes difficult to express a feeling, to share a sensation, a state of mind. Since arriving in Mexico, I've been experiencing life differently. Before leaving, I read a lot to try to understand the change, but nothing had prepared me for the reality. A reality that pleasantly surprises me every day. I think one of the biggest differences is people's smiles. A genuine, warm, welcoming smile. Time to live Here, people take their time. A traffic jam... it's a great oppo

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Nov 212 min read


Mexico - Let's celebrate!
Since my arrival, Mexico has been in full party mode. Any excuse is good enough to celebrate the joy of life. Carnival, Day of the Dead, Cinco de Mayo... In September, it was the "Beginning of the War of Independence" celebration, which lasted from 1810 to 1821, and at the end of which Mexico became independent from Spain. The Beginning of the Revolution Today is the "Beginning of the Revolution" celebration. A revolution that began on November 20, 1910, and lasted 10 years.

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Nov 202 min read


Mexico - Butterfly, you are fickle
For the past few days, I've been relaxing in Valle de Bravo. This little town, nestled in the mountains of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, had caught my eye before I left Canada, and it was even at the very top of my list. I must confess that it hasn't disappointed me; quite the opposite. The town and its inhabitants have even surpassed all my expectations. credit: Luis Guzman Since my arrival, I love everything, I am amazed by everything. From my daily visits to the "mercad

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Nov 112 min read


Mexico - Land of fire
Mexico is a land of contrasts. Scorching heat on the coasts, eternal snow on the mountain peaks, volcanoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes. But Mexico also boasts year-round spring-like temperatures in some regions, refreshing cenotes, and above all, a welcoming, smiling, warm, and sometimes even… fiery population, just like their country. Credit: Grok, cenote Earthquakes Mexico, located at the junction of several tectonic plates, is one of the countries most prone to earthquak

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Nov 33 min read


Mexico - The source of life
Since arriving in Mexico, I've been slowly changing my diet. The stalls selling fresh fruits and vegetables, which haven't had to be refrigerated or travel thousands of kilometers before reaching my table, are too tempting. This cornucopia may explain why Mexico has one of the lowest cancer mortality rates in the world. The cancer rate is half that of Canada, and the survival rate is 60% higher. So, it's up to me to take advantage of it. credit: Grok While browsing the market

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Oct 173 min read


Mexico - Tequila and Bucerías
Today I'm moving. Morelia, in the state of Michoacán, has been very welcoming, but it's time to continue my discovery of Mexico. So I'm...

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Oct 82 min read


Mexico-Pátzcuaro and the Day of the Dead
Since I've decided to use the next year to find the perfect place for me, I'm taking the time to explore Mexico. To help me in my...

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Sep 283 min read


Mexico - Morelia
I've been in Morelia for two weeks and I'm slowly settling into my new life. The hectic beginnings are slowly giving way to discovery. I...

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Sep 203 min read


Mexico - Here I am
It's done, I'm now in Mexico. I had some doubts about the proper way to cross the border, but in the end everything went very smoothly. I...

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Sep 142 min read


Mexico - The big departure
It's true, it's really true. I left for Mexico. The house and motorcycles are sold, and all my remaining possessions fit in the trunk of...

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Sep 22 min read


Life is an adventure
Six years ago, I was thinking about moving to Costa Rica. Arenal volcano, Costa Rica In fact, it was more than just a dream, as I had...

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Jun 112 min read


Thailand - A priceless gift
Today, I received a priceless gift. The island of Koh Tao decided to affirm its love for me and offered me a perfect dive. credit:...

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Mar 212 min read


Thailand - versus Canada
Just for fun, I decided to tell you about the differences between Thailand and Canada. When you think about visiting a foreign country, you expect to speak another language, but it's much more trivial details that create the real change of scenery. The sun and the moon The first difference is the behavior of the sun and the moon. Yes, yes, here they don't act the same way. Who would have thought. Let's start with the sun... which sets faster. In half an hour, it's over, the s

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Mar 104 min read


Thailand - Koh Tao
I tried to resist... I swear... but the call of paradise was stronger than anything. Two years ago, when I arrived in Koh Tao (Turtle...

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Feb 243 min read


Laos - Nong Khiaw
Luang Prabang When I get off the boat, I take a few days to visit the city before continuing my journey. Despite the fact that Luang...

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Feb 145 min read


Laos - The Mekong
ຫ້ວຍຊາຍ - Houei Sai - Huay-Xai One of the highlights of my trip is looming ahead of me, a cruise on the Mekong from Huay-Xai to...

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Feb 16 min read


Thailand - Mae Hong Son
A snack? Leaving Tha Ton I head towards the Mae Hong Son loop. On the way, I stop at a small cafe, like there are thousands in Thailand....

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Jan 223 min read


Thailand - The Golden Triangle
Today I am heading to the Golden Triangle. This place located at the confluence of Myanmar, Thailand and Laos, has played a very special...

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Jan 193 min read


Thailand - Chiang Rai
Since I arrived in Chiang Mai five weeks ago, I've been taking it easy. Life is a long, quiet river that is shared between long walks in...

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Jan 142 min read


Thailand - On the roof
Today I'm going on an adventure. Since my destination is quite far from Chiang Mai and I'm renting a motorbike for just one day, I...

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Jan 72 min read








