View Fundy Whale Car Adventures in a larger map Folks who visit our bay are often quite keen to claim they've sighted a whale during their holiday. Well now, with a bit of a watchful eye, they...
Blogger: Terri McCulloch
Last year I blogged about low lobster demand putting such downward pressure on lobster prices that fishers were in danger of spending more to catch them than they could sell them for. This resulted in quite a few lobster...
I'm a Pisces so that may explain why I'm always keen to get near, in and on the water! This week I had the perfect chance to be on the water: we hosted some travel writers aboard the Fundy Ferry...
At long last our Bay of Fundy whale car is now revealed! Here are a couple photos from its weekend adventures so far and there are plenty more photos on our Facebook page. We're holding a contest to name her...
When we 'talk tides' here on the world's biggest tide bay that conversation can veer in several directions. Depending on where you live in the Bay of Fundy the tides reveal their effects in different ways: whirlpools, sideways currents, bores,...
Once, after reading that the heart of a Blue Whale is the size of a VW Beetle, I had a dream that my Volkswagen beetle morphed into a whale....and then I thought 'why not', let's do it!The Fundy Whale...
The whale watching season in Bay of Fundy will soon begin and continues through October.
While visiting the Saltscapes Expo this weekend visitors to the Nova Scotia exhibit got a preview of the season to come. I got really lucky and picked this one up by its tail!
Each year our family feasts and dances with about 200 other kilted Bay of Fundy Scottish descendants (ages 2 to 90!) at the annual Burns Night dinner and ceilidh (dance)....
January 10, 2010
New Food Network show launched with Bay of Fundy lobster adventure
Watch celebrity Chef Lynn Crawford discover the world's best lobster (in Bay of Fundy, of course) on her new series, "Pitchin' In". Her first episode was filmed here on Brier Island, Nova Scotia.
Bay of Fundy towns and villages are home to many beautiful stone & wood churches. On Sundays (and on Christmas eve, for sure) church bells still ring from church towers here and all around the Bay: a tradition that still...