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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Travel And Tourism Nova Scotia' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Travel and Tourism Nova Scotia Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Travel And Tourism Nova Scotia 1. Calling All Dorks & Dingbats! - By: Theolonius Mctavish Copyright The Quipping Queen 2005. CALLING ALL DORKS & DINGBATS! Or, where do all those daffy ding-a-lings from Canada call home anyway? By Theolonius McTavish, a wayfaring wanderer in a very strange land full of blessedly big bugs, breathtakingly beautiful banshees,... Featured ArticleTravel To Nova Scotia: Canada's New England If you're on a budget, tired of crowded beaches and packed hotels, love seafood, and have a 19th-century mindset, then Nova Scotia is for you.Think New England, and vivid images come to mind: of lighthouses and fishing boats, charming coastal towns, lobster and crab, Victorian homes and rich history. It has always been an intriguing region, steeped in truth and in fiction by the novels of Stephen King. If you like New England, you'll love Nova Scotia, Canada's second smallest prov ...
Read full story 2. Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia - History And Beauty - By: Michael Russell The Annapolis Valley is an area of western Nova Scotia. It has a long history, having been fought over by French and English forces for centuries. The Annapolis Valley is also known for it's fertile soil, which helps produce a world renowned apple industry. It is also minutes away ... 3. What On Earth Is A Duck Toller? - By: Michael Russell The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is a unique breed originating in Nova Scotia. It's major characteristic is the reason it is called a "Duck Toller". It is a breed that has a strong sense of play and will prance about endlessly throwing sticks or toys in the air and playing by itsel... 4. Air Canada Vacations - By: Michael Russell As a frequent traveler over the years, I have discovered that Air Canada vacations can take you to some of the best places to stay. I have loved every minute of the Canada tours that I have taken, in locales as diverse as Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, and Nova Scotia. For Americans, Air Canada vac... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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