Map of craft breweries in NB I storm through the door, stomping my feet on the mat to clear the slush from my boots, then fall silent, undecided what to do next. The young lady at the bar shoots a look my way and I give her a nod that I just need a moment... Continue Reading →
Six cyclists from the Outdoor Enthusiasts Fredericton Club biked around Sussex, New Brunswick, Saturday July 14th. We visited six covered bridges along 60 kilometers of beautiful countryside. Then on Sunday, I went Tubing with seven co- workers on the Nashwaak river. If you would like to know more about each of these areas; Here are... Continue Reading →
April 18th, 2018 It is another dismal grey day, the odd speckle of rain strikes my glasses, leaving the tiniest of water droplets on my lens. It is not enough to deter me, but enough that I keep my camera stuffed inside my zipped-up raincoat over top my puffy jacket, over top my fleece.... Continue Reading →
After I was done digging into the past On The Trail of Loyalists, pardon the pun. I unearthed some characters that left behind a legacy beyond honour and Old Glory. Who Done it? George Frederick Street, born 21 July, 1787 in Burton, N.B. to a British land granted immigrant. He was a lawyer, politician a judge, an... Continue Reading →
There is a grave buried under the street in front of this house.It has been uncovered and re-interned in the same place during road repair several time
