Author: Glen Bruels

I am a traveler and sometimes clay sculptor, following a long career working in consulting. My work allowed me to travel the world extensively and I was hooked. Today, I travel with my wife/best friend to explore new places, meet new people, and learn new things.
By Glen Bruels

The Falkland Islands

This is part of a series called Antactica Dec. 2017 – Jan. 2018 We just finished two days in the Falkland Islands — initially in the largely unpopulated islands off West Falkland and then into Stanley in East Falkland. The Falklands are interesting in many dimensions. Originally the islands broke off from the South African…

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A few days on Cape Cod

Since the first time visiting with the Boy Scouts at age 11, Cape Cod has always been one of my favorite places.  Nearly every time I come back to New England, a stop in Cape Cod is almost assured.  But just like so many other tourist areas, we always try to go off-season to avoid…

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Kennebunkport and environs

We had originally intended on heading home after visiting Eastern Canada, but an unexpected, upcoming happy occasion is keeping us on the East Coast for a while. So we decided to spend some more time in New England. First stop was Kennebunkport and some of the other Southern Maine towns. As has been true for…

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Halifax and environs

After our overnight train trip from Quebec City (which was quite fun), we arrived in Halifax. It was the first time for both Deb and I, so we really had no idea what to expect. It is actually a lovely city that, from the amount of development we saw occurring, must be doing quite well….

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Montreal

This is part of a series called Eastern Canada 2017 After visiting family in CT, Deb and I decided to do a swing up to Eastern Canada, where my mother’s side of the family came from.  To start our journey, we flew to Montreal, arriving in the cold and rain (always a risk when traveling…

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