Robin&Arlene Karpan
Travel Writers and Photographers at Freelance
Travel writers, photographers, book authors and publishers, bloggers at https://t.co/poYTK9TdLU (named among Feedspot's 100 Best Travel Photography Blogs )
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2 months ago |
weexplorecanada.com | Arlene Karpan |Robin&Arlene Karpan
Tucked between two sparkling lakes in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning Okanagan Valley, Robin and Arlene Karpan share their experience exploring all the best things to do in Penticton. Whether you’re more into hiking and adventure or sipping local wines, ciders and beers, their journey will inspire you to make the most of your visit. Penticton’s biggest appeal is its prime location in the south Okanagan Valley, with stunning lakelands backed by mountain peaks.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
weexplorecanada.com | Arlene Karpan |Robin&Arlene Karpan
If you’re planning a trip to Cranbrook, British Columbia, don’t miss St. Eugene Resort. It’s a destination blending natural beauty with cultural and historical teachings. Robin and Arlene Karpan return with another captivating guide, exploring the resort’s unique transformation from a former residential school to a vibrant centre for Indigenous culture, history, and renewal.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
photojourneys.ca | Robin&Arlene Karpan
Table of ContentsToggleAll photos © Robin and Arlene KarpanWhen it comes to watching and photographing nesting colonies of seabirds at close range, nothing can compare to the rare experience at Cape St. Mary’s Ecological Reserve.
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Sep 11, 2024 |
photojourneys.ca | Robin&Arlene Karpan
Table of ContentsToggleAll photos © Robin and Arlene KarpanDo you enjoy watching and photographing dazzling northern lights, or aurora borealis, displays? The good news is that we are in a period that is stacking up to be the best in the past two decades. So there is no better time to grab your camera and get ready to capture one of nature’s greatest spectacles.
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Aug 29, 2024 |
photojourneys.ca | Robin&Arlene Karpan
Table of ContentsToggleAll photos © Robin and Arlene KarpanBoundary Bog Nature Trail has long been one of our favourite short hikes in Saskatchewan’s Prince Albert National Park. It reopened this summer after being closed for a long time while the stretches of boardwalk were being rebuilt through the wet, soggy environment. Now it is better than ever, with a new walkway, plenty of benches to rest and admire the view, and new signage that provides the lowdown on this special environment.
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To celebrate the upcoming Christmas season we're giving away a copy of our best-selling travel guide - The Great Saskatchewan Bucket List - 50 Unforgettable Natural Wonders to See Before you Kick the Bucket. Entry details on our blog https://t.co/t6igvNF07J #ExploreSask https://t.co/koBzIrkUZl
We're thrilled to be chosen as Finalists in the Travel Media Professional of the Year category in the upcoming TIAC 2024 Canadian Tourism Awards. We get the results at the Awards celebration in Vancouver on Dec. 5. #canadiantourism #tourismcanada #tmactravel #satw https://t.co/6T8R3r021k