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I thoroughly enjoyed your article on home wine making (“No Vineyard? No problem,” September/October). Years ago, I made wine in my basement and it was in great demand—mainly by auto body shops to clean the rust off their tools. As such, I gave up until one day I was doing some work in Wolfville, NS, and, as I was looking at a three-hour drive to get home at 4:30 on a Friday, I decided my reward would be a six-pack for the weekend.
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The article “Sold” (September/October) brought back happy memories of the many auctions we attended—we took a lunch, and always went home with (to us) a treasure; a clock, a book, a piece of brass or glass.
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My issue of Saltscapes arrived in the mail today. Whoohoo.... the highlight of the day. Being a transplanted Nova Scotian and now living up here in Hamilton I look forward to my favourite magazine arriving so it can take me back home, at least for a few moments. |
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I was pleased with the article “Domesticating our Codfish” (January/February)—it’s timely and true. Only correct and respectful use of our marine wildlife can possibly replenish any desired fish species. I am acquainted with a salmon-raising project locally that was supposed to do great things but was terminated after considerable wastage of money. |
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I have to tell you how Saltscapes magazine keeps two Maritime hearts connected, Joanne Warren living in Springfield, Virginia, and me, her mother, Helen Hebert of Moncton. |
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