A Recent Article on Winter. Road. Hockey.
Thanks to the folks at Huddle.today for their article about my most recent
book Winter. Road. Hockey. You can find the article at https://huddle.today/n-b-businessman-travels-10000-kilometres-to-watch-18-hockey-games-and-writes-a-book-about-it/
This book is about winter
driving, cold weather, junior hockey, great food and more. In my experience,
there's nothing better than a road trip break out of a comfort zone.
Some travel highlights include
seeing the stunning Saguenay fjord drive in Quebec with its cliffs, mountains
and valleys. Just beautiful scenery. I
enjoyed the small city of Sherbrooke in Quebec too. There are so many highlights.
For food it’s hard to resist
poutine in Quebec. It’s usually quite
simple with great French frieds, fresh and chewy cheese curds, and gravy. There are more elaborate variations but the
basic model is just fine.
The long road trip – 9,790
kilometers in 49 days – offered lots of quiet time for reflection. I find on long drives that I quite quickly
leave immediate problems and concerns behind, and my mind clears. This causes new creative solutions to emerge,
and for new ideas to bubble up. What do
you think? Do you have a similar
experience on a long drive? How can we make such experiences more
accessible?
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