You’re Atlantic Canadian. Or perhaps you’ve moved away, but you’re
still Atlantic Canadian at heart. You’re proud of our little corner of
the world and have spent many a long weekend and vacation meandering
about our four provinces. Think you’ve seen and done it all? Think
again.
The publishers of Atlantic Canada’s popular Saltscapes
magazine proudly present the 2007 Saltscapes Travel guide—prepared
especially for Atlantic Canadians and Atlantic Canadians at heart. It
features amazing off-the-beaten-path activities and sights in Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Prince Edward
Island, as well as coastal Maine.
Ever hiked with llamas? Whitewater rafted in Maine? Gone on a
chocolate tour in Nova Scotia? Ridden an Icelandic horse? This year’s
guide features articles written by our local travel writers on these
subjects and more. Whether you’re interested in a family vacation, a
romantic weekend or an extreme holiday, Travel Guide 2007 has it all.
Beautiful photographs accompany the text and give you a taste of what
you’ll see and do!
Rediscover Canada’s East Coast on your next vacation. But don’t do it without a copy of the Saltscapes Travel guide. Order yours now!
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Written by Darcy Rhyno
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Ten men, five canoes, one Canadian Heritage River—and an unforgettable Tobeatic wilderness trip |
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Written by Shelly Cameron-McCarron
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I’m sitting near a great pile of driftwood. Waves crash onto the shore.
The glowing sun sets over the blue, blue expanse of the Northumberland
Strait. I sigh. My husband and I are the only human souls privy to a
show-stopping sunset that bathes everything—the twilight, crimson
cliffs and the rolling hay fields—in shimmering shades of red and gold
before finally succumbing to night. |
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