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drew
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The Catalouge shoul be free is you order the Doers and Dreamers guide.
Having been born and raised, I'm not sure of all the Touristy things--but if you land here early enough in the Fall-the Harbour Hopper should be running--it's a Amphibious tour--starting by driving though the Downtowm, and then it hits the Harbour, for a waterside view.
If you're driving, you have to go through the Annapolis Valley.
And especcially the Cabot Trail (in Cape Bretton Isalnd)--you've already seen it in many Car Comercials.
While in the city I'd also suggest one the Brewery Tours (the Alexander Keith's tour shows the Traditional way of brewing beer).
There is a Graveyard with tombs of many who died in the Titanic--the Martime Museam of the Atlantic is pretty cool..as is the Nova Scotia museam of Natural History---lots of Local exhibits likethe Porcupine Quill art of the Native Americans.
Of course you're going to want to find some local Cuisine--there are plenty of High Qulity Ittalian and Indian and French restaurants..but they usually have a nice local flare on their food.
The two best seafood restaurants are Murphy's on the Water, and Salty's--both of them are on peirs, right out in the Harbour.
(hope that helps a little)
If you do come up--we'll have to have hook up, we can have an Eh?-lohmfest.
Having been born and raised, I'm not sure of all the Touristy things--but if you land here early enough in the Fall-the Harbour Hopper should be running--it's a Amphibious tour--starting by driving though the Downtowm, and then it hits the Harbour, for a waterside view.
If you're driving, you have to go through the Annapolis Valley.
And especcially the Cabot Trail (in Cape Bretton Isalnd)--you've already seen it in many Car Comercials.
While in the city I'd also suggest one the Brewery Tours (the Alexander Keith's tour shows the Traditional way of brewing beer).
There is a Graveyard with tombs of many who died in the Titanic--the Martime Museam of the Atlantic is pretty cool..as is the Nova Scotia museam of Natural History---lots of Local exhibits likethe Porcupine Quill art of the Native Americans.
Of course you're going to want to find some local Cuisine--there are plenty of High Qulity Ittalian and Indian and French restaurants..but they usually have a nice local flare on their food.
The two best seafood restaurants are Murphy's on the Water, and Salty's--both of them are on peirs, right out in the Harbour.
(hope that helps a little)
If you do come up--we'll have to have hook up, we can have an Eh?-lohmfest.
I thought you were a ripe grape
a cabernet sauvignon
a bottle in the cellar
the kind you keep for a really long time
a cabernet sauvignon
a bottle in the cellar
the kind you keep for a really long time
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CovenantJr
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Seriously, who's responsible for that?! 
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The Laughing Man
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The Laughing Man
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ur-bane
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I haven't used IE for quite some time. I use Mozilla Firefox
It's free, and renders the map correctly. Although Firefox doesn't always decipher css sheets properly, most sites are rendered properly.
It's free, and renders the map correctly. Although Firefox doesn't always decipher css sheets properly, most sites are rendered properly.
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--Abraham Lincoln
Excerpt from Animal Songs Never Written
"Hey, dad," croaked the vulture, "what are you eating?"
"Carrion, my wayward son."
"Will there be pieces when you are done?"
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ur-bane
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It's possible it's a setting for your browser. Even in IE, the map rendered correctly until it was moved to the new url by Frappr, so perhaps you should check your privacy/advanced settings? It could be as simple as enabling cookies.
EDIT--forget what I just said. It's a coding error for the page. Frappr has to fix it on their end. (I just saw Esmer's screenshot).
EDIT--forget what I just said. It's a coding error for the page. Frappr has to fix it on their end. (I just saw Esmer's screenshot).
Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want
to test a man's character, give him power.
--Abraham Lincoln
Excerpt from Animal Songs Never Written
"Hey, dad," croaked the vulture, "what are you eating?"
"Carrion, my wayward son."
"Will there be pieces when you are done?"
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