Jules Torti and her wife Kim have been on countless adventures in search of booze around the world, from moonshine to craft beers and more!
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Jules Torti
"In high school my guidance counsellor advised that I should decide on a vocation. I thought she said 'vacation' and it worked out favourably, really."
Jules Torti is the former Editor-in-Chief of Harrowsmith magazine. She now works as a content creator at-large forWild Women Expeditions and has been published in Cottage Life, Our Homes, The Vancouver Sun, Canadian Running, FASHION, The Globe and Mail and Massage Therapy Canada. Yeah, she wears a lot of hats–most of them backwards.
She is also the author offivebooks: Free to a Good Home: With Room for Improvement (Caitlin Press), Trail Mix: 920km on the Camino de Santiago (Rocky Mountain Books), Been There, Ate That: A Candy-coated Childhood (winner of the 2021 Pottersfield Press Creative Non-Fiction Prize), The Wisdom Found in Hen’s Teeth and Trips That Went South: From Point A to B(eware) (Pottersfield Press).
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Finding Peace and Adventure in the Fable-like Town of Pitlochry, Scotland
With hiking trails that snake around in scenic spaghetti strands, the charming town of Pitlochry, Scotland has more urban walks, gardens, bookstores, pubs and sweet cafes than you’ll have an appetite for.
Cactus Cocktails and Low-emission Coffee? What We Can Learn From the Caribbean Island of Bonaire
From cactus cocktails to low-emission cups of coffee, the Caribbean island of Bonaire, population 22,500, is a leader in sustainability, with lessons to teach about the transformative impact of travel.
Can You Walk the Camino de Santiago Without a Phone: Hello, Anyone?
Once upon a time, not too long ago, pilgrims could walk the Camino de Santiago without a reservation and a phone. But is it possible now?
Is Gay Travel for Women Really Any Different?
Guest writer Jules Torti shares her travel experiences as a gay woman: “We’re all seeking the same thing when we travel.”