2019 Nova Scotia – part 9, Halifax: a new-to-us KOA campground
Our challenge these days is to find a campground that’s still open since it’s the middle of October. Our campground in Cape Breton was closing the day we left, and...
2019 Nova Scotia – part 10, Halifax: Canada’s Museum of Immigration
Halifax’s Museum of Immigration was a must-do on every website we looked at, so it’s to the museum we go—and we are so glad we did! What we realized is...
2019 Nova Scotia – part 11, Halifax: Bay of Fundy’s tidal bore and filming sites
The last time we looked at the Bay of Fundy between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, we were at Hopewell Rocks where we were able to see the biggest difference...
2019 Nova Scotia – part 12, Halifax: a crucial Atlantic maritime port, best Irish stew ever
One of the must-do’s that we heard we must do was to spend time at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. We knew they’d have boats and ships for us...
2019 Nova Scotia – part 13, Halifax: the Citadel protecting the city
On top of the hill overlooking the harbor, the British first built a fort here in 1749. With this location it offered the best vantage point to protect the town....