Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Had you asked me in the neverending doldrums that were April and May, I’d have said there was no chance of entering any local motorsports
After spending 20 years in the tourism business, Jeff Farwell was looking for a new challenge. He wanted to be a part of the ‘next
The fabric of Atlantic Canada is stitched together by friendly people, unique culture, and welcoming villages. Plus a few plates of poutine, of course. Like
The Atlantic Provinces are starting to reopen from COVID-19 closures. That means more than just restaurants and patios. Motorsports events are coming back, too. Autocross,
Daughter: You should write a post about delightfully tacky hood ornaments. Me: Why? What did you see? I’m sure there are some doozies out there!
Believe it or not, there was a time when the SUV wasn’t the de facto choice for burgeoning families. Yet, in the summer of 1978,
I often wonder where my affinity for cars even comes from. My mother does not drive and my father has openly communicated his disdain for
There is one vehicle that reminds me of my father: the Land Rover Series II. The first time I ever noticed a Land Rover Series II was
Dad’s been in my thoughts all week. I owe him my love of driving and the road trip. And I thank him for ‘dragging’ me
I still remember Take your Kid to Work Day, even though it was the better part of 25 years ago. Last year, I got the
