Friends, today is bittersweet. We have reached the final 24 hours of the Great Maritimes Bender. It's going to be sad to leave, but there are still a few more adventures to be had.
Trying to figure out what to eat and everything else in life.
Friends, today is bittersweet. We have reached the final 24 hours of the Great Maritimes Bender. It's going to be sad to leave, but there are still a few more adventures to be had.
Sigh, friends, this is the second to last post on the Great Maritimes Bender. The beginning of the end. I was missing home, but I was also nowhere near ready to leave.
At least I had the consolation of another weekend at Lighthouse HQ with Elisabeth & Fam.
Continuing the saga of the Great Maritimes Bender from last time, it's Thursday and we are wheels up from Charlottetown PEI headed to Fredericton NB. I wonder what adventures we will find along the way.
Welcome friends! Picking up the Great Maritimes Bender from last time, we are living every middle school girl's dream. We're in Anne of Green Gables Land!!!
Let's pick up the story of the Great Maritimes Bender from last time. It's Tuesday morning, and I have just said so long but not goodbye to Elisabeth. Today we're going to roadtrip to Charlottetown PEI with a stop in Halifax on the way.
Today's story is about the first weekend of my Maritimes trip. I stayed in Wolfville, Nova Scotia with Elisabeth and Family. The visit was a perfect blend of seeing epic places and spending time with epic people.
Wolfville is a university town with a permanent population of 5,000. At any given time there are about twice that many people around - tourists in the summer and university students during the school year. It has a good blend of small town charm but with all of the stores that a person could possibly need plus easy access to Halifax for big city essentials (hospitals, Ikea, Costco). The only criticism anyone could possibly have of Wolfville is that there are no traffic lights, so there can be some traffic backups downtown on weekends where everyone is out and about.
Are there wolves in Wolfville? Sorry to disappoint, but the town is named after Elisha DeWolf who was an early postmaster. Many of the places that we visited are outside of Wolfville city limits, but in my mind this is a Wolfville trip so I'm sticking with the title.
Friends, we have so much to talk about. I just got back from a 10 day Maritimes binge, and it's going to take a few posts to unpack all of the goodness. Today I'd like get things started by giving you the overview of the trip and telling you about the first night.
What are the Maritimes you may ask? I hadn't heard this term before I went to British Columbia last month, but now I know that it is the collective name for the three eastern provinces of Canada: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.