The Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia
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The Annapolis Valley runs along the west side of Nova Scotia, and is protected by the North and South mountains. It is widely considered that the Valley covers from Windsor to Digby.
Whether you are coming for a vacation, looking to start a business, or move here, the Valley has a lot to offer. We have great shopping and a strong technical infrastructure to help communicate globally. Combine this with our rural / agricultural setting and our great people, and you have a well balanced region that makes living and working here a pleasure.
Over the past couple months I've had the opportunity to get to know local author Christine Faour. We've had a number of conversations and gotten together a couple of times but I've probably learned more about her by reading her recipe book.
It likely seems strange that I've learned about someone by reading their recipes but Christine's book "Eat Where You Are" is, as she calls it, a memoir in recipes.
read moreSaturday was almost a perfect day for the Grand Street Parade. It was not too hot, but it was warm and it didn't rain. The streets of Kentville were crowded with thousands of people there to see the Princesses and other floats / displays in the parade.
It took a lot longer than the children's parade video, but here are a couple videos from the 79th Apple Blossom Festival Grand Street Parade. The music playing is from the bands who were in the parade.
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