The 'end game' bucket list

Extreme skiing in Wyoming.





Cliff camping.





Skywalking in the Alps.





Climbing Redwoods. 

Sitting on the Trolltunga rock in Norway.





Jumping on the Trolltunga rock in Norway.






Rock climbing in South Africa.




Ice climbing a frozen waterfall.




Extreme picnicking.




Skywalking on Mount Nimbus in Canada.





Tree camping in Germany.



Just having a look around.



Extreme kayaking at Victoria Falls.




Diving 30 meters through a rock monolith in Portugal.





Climbing Mt. Wellington.





Standing on the Edgewalk in Toronto.




Cycling in Norway.





Sitting around at Yosemite.




Walking over a crevice.




Glacier boarding anywhere.




Biking on the Cliffs of Moher.

I’ve Come to say Goodbye: A Memoir of Friendship, Love and Loss

I've Come to say Goodbye is the story of an incredible friendship between two unlikely people, a 50-something artist and a 32-year-old Indian spice merchant named Tarun. Over a ten-year period the author traveled back and forth to India spending time with Tarun in Udaipur, Rajasthan. She became part of his family and he became like a brother. Through his eyes, she saw and fell in love with India. It is a story that you will fall in love with too.
 
Written in a warm, conversational style as if the author is sharing a cup of chai with the reader, Barbara's stories are based on years of journeys to India, and diaries of her travels that include sketches and photographs. The author is an artist, and hopes to evoke the same images with her words, as she would with her brush. This is evident in her writing, as she captures the colour, chaos and light of India, creating an image in the mind of the reader.