“Halifax is not a large city but there are those who love it who would choose to dwell therein before all cities beneath the skies”
– Samuel Henry Prince, 1920
There’s not much withering here except for the fall, which is quite beautiful in Nova Scotia. Cape Breton, the far part of Nova Scotia is considered one of the world’s best places to visit in the fall.
Yes, I remember you mentioning that book before. My mother has it, so I may borrow it sometime.
Have you ever read the Anne of Green Gables books? They are by a woman who lived on Prince Edward Island, a small province north of here. She also visited and wrote of Bala, like I mentioned in my Bala Bay Inn post.
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Then move here!
Well, you know I would love to visit there. I really must see what the strange southern land of my Georgian disciples is like.
I suggest visiting in the summer so that you can escape to the moderate climes here.
There’s not much withering here except for the fall, which is quite beautiful in Nova Scotia. Cape Breton, the far part of Nova Scotia is considered one of the world’s best places to visit in the fall.
Ya know, it took me forever to figure out what you said there. I will be lost in a very strange place indeed. I may need a translator.
Yes, I remember you mentioning that book before. My mother has it, so I may borrow it sometime.
Have you ever read the Anne of Green Gables books? They are by a woman who lived on Prince Edward Island, a small province north of here. She also visited and wrote of Bala, like I mentioned in my Bala Bay Inn post.
Oh no! That might be too much for my proper English speaking Canadian self.
Yeah, I likely would have a good “laff”.
I’ve not read them either, actually.
They are about a fiesty, strongwilled redhead.
Yeah, I guess she is rather like Tori.
See, that’s why the Cult of Poe will be based there. *winks*
Absolutely.