Brent & Sara founded Dashboard Living as a place to share inspiration, humor and adventure from their travels and to inspire others to see the world. Join them in their quest to find off-the-beaten path adventures and destinations, the best wine & craft beer in the world, and the unforgettable people that make those destinations so special!
It’s week 4 of the One Room Challenge, hosted by Linda over at callingithome.com and we’ve been making some big progress this week. We’re really excited to show you the color that went up on our walls this week! To say the last two weeks have been hectic would be a gross understatement. We…
WHEN IT RAINS It has to get worse before it can get better, right? That’s what I’ve been repeating to myself all week! Of course, when it rains it pours so the first thing you’ll notice is that there’s no video this week. I spent hours filming (as usual) and then the shit royally hit…
It’s been nearly two years since we moved out of our old choppy apartment and into our beautiful loft. We moved here for some very specific reasons, the first of which was needing a beautiful space to shoot our videos and entertain in. We create videos for a living, we broadcast a live show each…
Nova Scotia Haunted Houses Halloween is quickly approaching and with it comes the release of the latest horror flicks, the assembly of the famous Kentville pumpkin people and, my personal favourite, the opening of the Nova Scotia haunted houses! We’ve scoured the province to find the most terrifying of them all and we’ve got a…
9 Reasons You Should Drink Craft Beer If you’ve been on our blog before, it’s no surprise that we’re advocating for craft beer. We’re biased. We admit that. We want to scream from the rooftops all of the reasons your should drink craft beer. We whole heartedly believe that craft beer is far superior to…
Pictou Island is a tiny little island in the Northumberland Straight just off the coast of Nova Scotia. It’s so small (just 7km long and 2.5km wide) and unknown that many people who have lived in Nova Scotia their entire lives have never even heard of it. Well, get ready to be amazed! [video_player…
Marketing has changed. Influencer marking is in. Traditiaonl marketing is out (almost). Print, radio, TV and online ads are simply not working the way they use to. A recent study by Adobe produced shocking results with regards to the percentage of people who actually pay attention to traditional marketing. Print 26% TV 22% Radio…
The south shore of Nova Scotia is known for it’s breath-taking beaches, Kejimkujik National Park, the UNESCO world heritage site of Lunenburg (birthplace of the Bluenose) and, of course, the famous Peggy’s Cove but there’s a lesser known side of the shore that deserves some attention as well. The LaHave and Petite Riviere area…
As (almost) full time travel bloggers there are two phrases we hear just about daily. The first is, “Must be nice to get to travel all the time. I can’t afford that” and the other is, “How do you make money?”. That second question is odd to us, albeit valid since travel blogging for a…
If you’ve done any amount of travelling you’ve likely experienced a guided tour at one point or another. Tours range from historic walking tours that are just a couple of hours long to multi-week guided tours and, of course, the ever infamous booze cruise. Let’s be honest, we’ve all indulged in one (or ten) of…