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Ile d’Orléans Monsiegneur D’Esgly
Named after the first Canadian born Catholic Bishop, this is a strong ale, 7.5% extra stout made from fortified barley. The beer poured BLACK, this has one of the darkest beers we’ve ever tried, even darker than their chocolate vanilla.
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Mount Uniacke Lost Highway Hike: Planning Notes
Updated planning notes for hiking the old Halifax-Windsor road area at Uniacke Estate Museum Park, with current access checks.
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Coastal Hiking In The Fall: Atlantic Canada Safety And Gear Notes
Original Coastal Hiking In The Fall: Atlantic Canada Safety And Gear Notes notes preserved with current planning references and related Avoiding Chores links.
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Exploring Family Foundations At Kejimkujik
Original Exploring Family Foundations At Kejimkujik notes preserved with current Kejimkujik planning references and related outdoor links.
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Port-Royal National Historic Site: Acadian History Stop
A refreshed Port-Royal National Historic Site post with current Parks Canada checks, Acadian-history context and preserved original media.
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The Letter of Marque And One Piece Of Silver
Original The Letter of Marque And One Piece Of Silver notes preserved with current planning references and related Avoiding Chores links.
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Exploring Travel Routes at Five Islands
Original Exploring Travel Routes at Five Islands notes preserved with current planning references and related Avoiding Chores links.
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Exploring McNab’s Island
Original Exploring McNab’s Island notes preserved with current planning references and related Avoiding Chores links.
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Winter Visit To Fortress Of Louisbourg: Planning Notes
Updated planning notes for a winter or shoulder-season visit to Fortress of Louisbourg, with Parks Canada checks and preserved original media.
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Winter Outdoor Ideas In Nova Scotia: Planning Notes
Updated winter outdoor planning notes for Nova Scotia parks, beaches and trails, with safety reminders and links to related guides.
