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Jeremy’s Bay Campground – Kejimkujik National Park – review

September 17, 2018 by acrockofschmidt Leave a Comment

I don’t imagine “national park nova scotia interior” is a common phrase entered into online search engines.  The knowledge that you would receive an accurate hit is likely even less common, save for those actually living in Nova Scotia.  Let’s face it, inland recreation is not the first thing, or tenth, that comes to mind […]

Filed Under: Camping Schmidt Tagged With: beach, camping, Canada, canoe, Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia

Five Islands Provincial Park – review

August 20, 2018 by acrockofschmidt 1 Comment

The planning stage for our major camping adventures inevitably becomes an exercise in frustration.  When it comes to choosing which attractions to see, our wish list always has far more on it than we have time.  And when we’re hauling a trailer across the country, we also want to leave time for, you know, camping […]

Filed Under: Camping Schmidt Tagged With: beachcombing, camping, Five Islands Provincial Park, Nova Scotia, Old Wife, Red Head Cliffs

Graves Island Provincial Park – review

August 13, 2018 by acrockofschmidt Leave a Comment

If you’re the sort that revels in historical maritime mysteries, digs pirates, or loves a good ghost story, Graves Island has lots of enticing potential from its name alone.  Being located a short 25 minute drive from fabled Oak Island only amplifies this allure.  One can easily imagine tales of buccaneers doing battle and being […]

Filed Under: Camping Schmidt Tagged With: camping, Halifax, Lunenburg, Maritimes, Nova Scotia, ocean, Peggys Cove

When The Saints by Sarah Mian – Review

May 24, 2016 by acrockofschmidt Leave a Comment

There’s nothing like embarking on a new challenge by inadvertently cuffing yourself upside the head, which is precisely how I feel right now about this book.  When The Saints, by Sarah Mian is the first of the three finalists for the 2016 Leacock Medal I chose to read.  It was a purely random act, that […]

Filed Under: Book Schmidt Tagged With: books, Chuck Klosterman, humour, Leacock Medal, Nova Scotia, Sarah Mian, Trailer Park Boys

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