Noticed in Nova Scotia | Halifax Bloggers
Oct 12, 2023 · April 11, 2024 Stephen Archibald. Tony Saulnier, a memorable character for my generation, died recently. He was a respected collector and dealer of art and antiques and his passing made me recollect some slight encounters I had with him over decades. At a fashion show in about 1970 I noticed people gathered around a man with long hair who was….
50+ Free or Affordable Things To Do In Halifax!
Aug 6, 2016 · Rentals start at $12 per hour, and are a fast way to explore the Halifax Boardwalk and surrounding area. You can also rent a “bicycle built for two”, a tandem bike ($12 each). It’s a really fun experience, and a good way to test your communication skills with a friend or partner. Glow in the Dark Bingo: $9.00.
About Us - Halifax Bloggers
About Us. Who we are. Halifax Bloggers is a dynamic, interactive online magazine for the city of Halifax and the wider region of Nova Scotia, populated by a community of the best local bloggers, writing about a range of topics from a local perspective. In addition to several featured blogs, we have a network of regular contributors and guest ...
Pan-Fried Haddock - I Say Nomato
Jul 28, 2016 · When I say you can make this recipe in ten minutes, you can make this recipe in ten minutes – and that includes the prep! Pat your haddock fillets dry with a paper towel, dunk them in milk, dunk them in flour mixed with salt and pepper and then toss on a hot pan with some butter. Cook on each side for 3-5 minutes, until it’s light and flaky ...
The Founding of Halifax
Sep 26, 2017 · The Founding of Halifax. September 26, 2017. Halifax was founded in 1749 as a result of Louisbourg being handed back to the French in 1748. The American colonies, led by Governor William Shirley of Massachusetts, wanted a buffer between them and the French, as did the Board of Trade and Plantations, led by Lord Halifax, whose job it was to ...
Baked in Nova Scotia | Halifax Bloggers
NS Strawberry Lavender Shortcake – two ways! July 27, 2017. If, like me, you find yourself still surrounded by delicious local Nova Scotia strawberries, and if, like me, you also love to make and eat delicious things, then you are in the right place, my friend. Strawberry shortcake is a classic summer staple, and I’d be remiss if I didn’t ...
13 Very Haunted Places in Nova Scotia | The Local Traveler
Oct 29, 2014 · There are three ghosts at the 5 Fisherman restaurant, one who can be quite violent. If you visit, ask the servers. Many have heard or had a ghostly experience…. And it isn’t the only haunted restaurant. The Galley in Chester is supposed to be home to a spirit who was violently murdered (start at 2:40)…. Then there is Cossett House, the ...
An 18th Century Moment in Downtown Halifax
Moments after I caught that glimpse of an 18th century gambrel roof, the machine clawed it apart and moved on, leaving me with some poorly exposed slides and memories of the most interesting thing I’ve ever noticed. Postscript. Many older Halifax houses had their rooflines altered in the 19th century, to provide more space, or sometimes to ...
How to Rock a Day Trip to the Valley | The Local Traveler
Apr 5, 2016 · The Annapolis Valley is often called Nova Scotia wine country. It’s home to the majority of the province’s wineries, and is a great place to explore the growing wine scene. We stopped into one of Nova Scotia’s newer wineries, Planters Ridge. The tasting room is in a converted 150 year old barn.
The Local Traveler | Halifax Bloggers
Oct 19, 2016 · September 3, 2016 The Local Traveler. A comfortable chair on a patio, a nice glass of wine or a pint of beer, something to snack on, sunshine, fresh flowers, and companionable silence. A perfect way to pass an afternoon on the Halifax Waterfront. A small, intimate space, a clean, sleek design, a tailored drink list, elegant small plates with a ...