Free Fall

For twenty-two years I lived with my parents and two sisters in a sheltered little world where leaving home without a ‘cardigan’ could be considered dangerous. I had done all the sensible things and graduated as a Physiotherapist, but I felt incomplete. I hadn’t really lived. I wanted to experience the whole world: the good, the bad, and the weird. I didn’t want to get swayed by other people, so I travelled alone and single. I was scared, but it was something that I had to do. 

When I saw Banff I fell in love. Banff was a wonderland of impossibly majestic landscapes and endless adventure activities. . I found friends in a group of mad party people and with the power of positive thinking, I scored an awesome job, working as a masseuse on a ski hill outside of Banff. From free climbing a mountain peak in Banff, to getting a personal lap dance in Montreal, I shared my real life experiences with friends, flatmates and travel relationships.