We've super-sized our North American travel section to show the very best of the USA and Canada. There are diners in Vancouver, Cottages on the Washington coast and all the tips you need to simply up and move there yourself!
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The last two stops on the North American leg of our 8-month adventure are back in Canada, our home for the last three years, and bring back lots of memories.
Four nights in New Paltz, and all of a sudden I think I'm Michael Jackson. Why-oh-why do I let things go this far?
Why does it seem that the major highlights of my tripping all seem to involve food? At least I was somewhat culturally aware in Washington DC!
Portland's Bluebird Guesthouse is a tranquil retreat in a funky neighbourhood, packed with great coffee shops, cafes and second-hand stores.
What to do in New Orleans but eat, drink and be merry, listening to some inspiring and soul stirring music.
India House Hostel, in New Orleans, is a dump masquerading as a hostel. Not for the feint-hearted, stay here only if your personal cleanliness standards are flexible at a minimum.
The Green Tortoise Hostel in San Francisco is the real deal - a place to meet fellow travelers and relax in the heart of San Francisco.
Cycling the Golden Gate Bridge provides fantastic views as well as a different take on the world famous bridge.