Jamie Fehr

That’s what I am, distracted. I am sure every one of you has at some point in your life felt that there were just too many things to do, and yet for some reason you tried to complete every one of them. That’s where I’m at right now, and it’s foolishness, it’s time [...]

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A good friend of mine, David Beltra, during his recent travels in the American mid-west, wrote a brief article on the little differences between Spain and North America. Having lived as a North American in Spain for the last six months, I am here to offer my list of things that I find strange and [...]

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It came and left, and now I am here sitting in the airport in Venice collecting my thoughts from the last two weeks. The guys arrived in Malaga the morning of Saturday, September 30th and after many busy travels we parted ways this morning at our hostel in Venice.
The name of this trip, EuroNova [...]

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Interlaken is probably one of the most beautiful mountain towns that you might ever visit. No trip to Switzerland is complete without a stop here. Just be prepared to feel it in your wallet.

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Vienna is an absolutely gorgeous city, and while we only spent two full days there here is what we saw/did:

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Venice has been a major tourist hub for the last four hundred years, or so Rick Steve’s Guide to Venice 2006 claims. It’s true, Venice is crawling with tourists.
Anyway, here is the non-comprehensive rundown of things I did while in Venice or as the Italians call it, Venezia.

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This story starts the morning of October 10th, it was our first morning in Vienna, and experience had taught us that luck favors the well prepared. So we decided that wanted to get the train tickets for the next leg of our journey as soon as possible. So that very morning we went [...]

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A brief video from me and the guys describing our journeys in Switzerland (Suiza in spanish).

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A wise man once said; First, tell your audience what your going to tell them, second, tell them what you came to tell them, and then lastly tell them what you told them. Since then, that expression has been used so much it mostly falls on deaf ears. However, I don’t want to [...]

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This is a short story about me being a patriotic Canadian in a foreign land. It all starts with the Camino de Santiago and ends with the sad departure of my good friends Ian and Mayca. But the actual event, the Fiesta Post-Camino 2006 happened on the night of Saturday September the 16th [...]

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