A blog on the provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, with some bits of Newfoundland and other parts of Canada I've visited. Also, a place to find out about foods, and the music and culture. Also a guide for those who want to live and work in the Maritimes, and to all those who have left the region. When homesick, visit this blog
Friday, 27 December 2013
Thursday, 19 December 2013
Christmas back in the Maritimes
Ah, some of the memories of being home at this time of year include listening to C100Fm www.c100fm.com which is the main top 40 station for most of Nova Scotia. This year, they have a Santa sitin, whereby you can call the station and talk to Santa on the air live. My children were able to call from Japan!
What our Christmas dinner table looked like in Canada when I was a kid. This shot was taken on my trip home. My daughter and step-cousin John.
My father was able to get himself so Christmas underware.
What I don't miss are the snowstorms. The Northumberland Ferries actually had to finish their season early due to the weather and ice build up. As this shot shows, the straight needs to be ice free for a sail. And as of Boxing Day, December 26, 2013, Nova Scotia is to be hit by it's third storm in ten days!
I'll post some snow shots later
What our Christmas dinner table looked like in Canada when I was a kid. This shot was taken on my trip home. My daughter and step-cousin John.
My father was able to get himself so Christmas underware.
What I don't miss are the snowstorms. The Northumberland Ferries actually had to finish their season early due to the weather and ice build up. As this shot shows, the straight needs to be ice free for a sail. And as of Boxing Day, December 26, 2013, Nova Scotia is to be hit by it's third storm in ten days!
I'll post some snow shots later
Sunday, 1 December 2013
Trailer Park Boys in Japan?
I found this post office with their English sign messed up. Wonder if some Maritimers had some fun here in Japan.
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