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Harwood House Bed and Breakfast is conveniently located in Wolfville offering guest rooms and close location to various tourist attractions such as: Hall's Harbour, Blomindon Look Off, South Shore, Domaine de Grand, Gaspereau River, Prescott House Museum, Robie Tufts, Nature Centre, Kejimkujik National Park, Cape Split... and more.READ MORE

The Suncatcher Bed and Breakfast in North River, a suburban area of Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada is just a five minute drive from downtown, and this beautiful four level split house offers a wonderful stay in the airy rooms each with spacious en-suites. The main level consists of the dining room, living room and kitchen and there are patios in the front and back yards with stunning flowering gardens and birdhouses, it's the perfect setting for relaxation. The Suncatcher Bed and Breakfast is ideally located for all that the area has to offer including hiking trails, golf, winter skiing and culture, and there are really great restaurants nearby, as well as a variety of day trips by car.READ MORE

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Big Tancook Elementary School on Big Tancook Island, Nova Scotia, Canada was built around 1950 and is a facility for grades primary to five, and is one of the last school rooms in Canada with an average population of 10. Big Tancook Island is the largest of 365 islands in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg County with a history spanning back to the 1700's and fishing is now the primary industry, at one time most islanders were farmers, and the making of sauerkraut was a primary industry till the 1970's with some islanders still keeping this tradition alive, and it can be found in some Lunenburg retails outlets for purchase. Boat building was also a booming business with the first boat built around 1827 by John Baker, and Tancook in later years became famous for the construction of the Tancook Whalers and Schooners, noted for their speed, seaworthiness, and fine lines, this however has become a thing of the past. Big Tancook Elementary School covers a wonderful history of the island, has one teacher who is also the principal and showcases student works.READ MORE

The Islands Provincial Park is located just across the harbour from the historic town of Shelburne, Nova Scotia ideal for a fun maritime camping experience. The 70-site campground has water outlets and two picnic areas, a private beach which is unsupervised as well as a boat launch and trailer dump station, it's the perfect base for exploring Shelburne's many museums, shops, and picturesque charm. The Islands Provincial Park has WIFI available at the building and surrounding area, and is a restful stop, come for a fabulous stay and enjoy all that the south shore has to offer in beautiful surrounds.READ MORE

Spencer’s Garden Centre in Shelburne, Nova Scotia, Canada is the place to be for gardeners, outdoor enthusiasts, tourists, summer residents and others with an incredible range of products and services including unique gifts, Country home decor, bulk food items and professional landscaping services. They have been in business for over 20 years, and are a Shelburne landmark, with patient and friendly staff offering great knowledge of their extensive line of plants, garden products and accessories. Spencer’s Garden Centre also have a well designed retail store with a coffee and ice cream bar, a greenhouse and storage buildings and large landscaped area with display gardens, pond, landscaping products, also visit the gift section for unique items and decor. Professional landscaping has always been part of the business, and advice is free if you want to do it yourself, they can also assist with construction and a choice of backyard ponds, rock gardens and rock ways, plant placements and so much more.READ MORE

Wild Waters Rafting in Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada offers three trips daily with choices of wild, super wild and extremely wild, and their are full trips and half trips available. Take a walk on the wild side with them, they are located on the Colchester side of the Shubenacadie river with the tidal bore in view from their lookout, and the tidal bore rapids provide unique, challenging and adventurous up river rafting that is safe and fun for everyone. Wild Waters Rafting take you on the tidal bore when strong tides flow against the outgoing current of the river, and create outstanding waves which take your breath away, the high water can be 30 feet higher than the low tide level. They know when incoming water will be strong, medium or mild, and you can adjust your adventure accordingly, let the fun begin, the rapids await.READ MORE

The Dory Shop Museum in Shelburne, Nova Scotia, Canada welcomes you inside to a fascinating first hand view of the art of crafting a traditional dory, and hear the take of these iconic small crafts. Fishing was revolutionized in the middle of last century with the discovery of lots of hooks on one line producing more fish, thus trawling was born and afterwards even more fish could be hauled by taking lots of little boats onto the schooner then carrying them out to the banks, and thus dory fishing was born. The Dory Shop Museum was built by John Williams in 1880, and along with other businesses helped produce thousands of dories during the years of the famous Grand Banks fishery from 1880 - 1971, come learn all about this wonderful history and see the craft.READ MORE

Located in the heart of historic Wolfville, Acton's Grill and Cafe restaurant enjoys a distinguished reputation for fine food and service. Dining on the terrace in summer or in the dining room with fireplace during winter. READ MORE