Long-distance hiking, and house-sitting when she’s not hiking, is how New Zealand-born Australian Belinda Coker redefined and reimagined life after 50. A global “gray nomad,” she describes a near-death experience in the Canary Islands, Europe’s hut-to-hut culture, New Zealand’s trails, and the sheer delights of house-sitting.
Sylvina Lanusse, a mixed-media artist, takes us on a captivating journey across continents and through the layers of her rich artistic process. From the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires to the tranquil shores of Vancouver Island, Sylvina has woven her love for the ocean and nature's elements into her art. She reflects on how the spontaneity of migration has shaped her path, leading her to find stability and opportunity in Canada.