So very very lovely. The Halifax Public Gardens are one of the last formal Victorian public gardens in North America. Located right next to the downtown area the garden makes for a perfect respite from urbanity and takes you into a world that could…More »
Earlier in the day when traipsing up the hill to the Citadel, the Leffe sign outside the Alehouse beckoned to me and I made a mental note to come back later to check the place out.
Fast forward a few hours and we're perched at a wooden table under a…More »
It's 6 pm and we want some Halifax flavoured din-din. Where to go? The cute sign for McKelvie's (it says Delishes Fishes Dishes) came to mind and I pulled up the online menu to convince my guy to eat seafood with me for the 3rd night in a row. He…More »
I dare you to walk past this store with its lil piggy and Martian gatekeepers and not be compelled to stop in to... "just look around." Young and old will lose their cognitive abilities and find themselves inside, oogling and oohing, zoning out and…More »
The Harbour Hopper is a bright blue and green amphibious vehicle which takes you through the sites of downtown Halifax and into the harbour. It runs you about $25 for an adult ticket (probs less for the chiles) and you see a fair amount of the city…More »
Holy massive room, Batman! They aren't kidding when they say "suite," the room we stayed at consisted of a small kitcheny area, living/sitting room, bedroom, large double-sinked bathroom, and even a wee breakfast nook. We could have fit Canada's…More »
Immediately after setting foot in the sleepy seaside town of Yarmouth, I felt an intense craving for good local seafood. Rudder's is right on the Harbour, just a hop and a jump from the ferry terminal and the downtown area of Yarmouth. We hit it up…More »
The CAT is not your average animal It's a massive beast of a vessel that transports cars and walk-on passengers from Portland or Bar Harbor, Maine to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. It's one part utility transportation ferry and one part tour boat.
Here's…More »
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Yelping SinceDecember 2006
Things I LoveNorthcote, Boston, art, cats, travel, the UK, electronica, Belgian beer, ridiculousness, the month of October, fresh herbs, Canada, dancing, college basketball, Blur, the color red, hot sauce, documentaries, tea, the Dirty South
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My HometownWestern North Carolina (and a mild claim to Boston)
When I'm Not Yelping...I'm cooking
Why You Should Read My ReviewsShe's got words, she knows how to use them
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My First Concertyer Mum!
My Favourite MovieBetter Off Dead
My Last Meal On EarthCarbs. All of them, all of the carbs.
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I'm American
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Current CrushLGB