by janecanapini | Sep 17, 2019 | Accommodations, Canada, Quebec
“Unique” and “boutique”. These are two words that Henk and I like to use to describe what we look for when we travel. Sometimes this can mean a singular attraction that sets a destination apart from the others; sometimes it can be unusual or...
by janecanapini | Feb 27, 2019 | Accommodations, Canada, Yukon
If you are heading to the Yukon (which Henk and I would highly recommend everyone do in their lifetime), chances are you will be flying into Whitehorse. With a population of 26,000 in a Territory that has only 38,000 people in total, Whitehorse may seem like a small...
by janecanapini | Feb 17, 2019 | Accommodations, Architecture, Buffalo, New York, United States
I always say, why stay in a hotel when you can stay in a story? It’s the kind of philosophy that has led Henk and I to sleep in a spherical treehouse, play Tarzan and Jane in a tropical hideaway, and more recently, check ourselves into a former insane asylum,...
by janecanapini | Aug 20, 2018 | Accommodations, British Columbia, Curiosities
Eight years or so ago I bought Henk a book called Bed in a Tree, a collection of weird and wonderful types of accommodation from all around the world. Included here was a listing for Free Spirit Spheres, spherical treehouses suspended in a small forest of cedars and...
