Join us while we travel from Digby down the Digby Neck to Long Island. Here we meet Dorothy Outhouse, Archivist for the Island Historical Society. We see beautiful sights, eat some great food and learn about the history of Long and Brier Islands.

Once on the opposite side of the island I reluctantly returned to the little causeway. Most of it had vanished in that short time.

The period between 1850 - 1940 was an interesting time around Kejimkujik Lake. The area was populated with logging mills, gold mines, hunting lodges and cabins. Today when we enter the park, we don't see this part of history right away, especially since some of these locations are in less traveled sections of the park.

Come take a look at the Parkdale Maplewood Community Museum in Barss Corner, Nova Scotia!

Murders, troubled spirits, haunted buildings and a splash of history. All abound when you join Andy Smith for a Ghost Walk around the beautiful city of Halifax.

Ok, so you might not travel to Nova Scotia for the Smurfs, but I am almost certain that the all-new "Gutsy" Smurf is wearing a Nova Scotia tartan in that movie. Coincidence?...I think not!