The Annapolis Valley is a valley and region in the province of Nova Scotia, Canada. It is located in the western part of the Nova Scotia peninsula, formed by a trough between two parallel mountain ranges along the shore of the Bay of Fundy.
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In 1947 at age 15 I traveled by car thru Maine & New Brunswick from MaSS.to the Annapolis Valley with my grandparents, which is where they originated and grew up. I recall my several cousins' apple farms on North Mountain, Halls Harbor, Bridgetown, Kentville, Port Williams (where another cousin was posrmaster for many years), Starr's Point, where we dug clams at low tide, Cape Blomiden, where we picked up rocks containing amythest on the beach. I was there 8 weeks; the best childhood vacation I...
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One of the worst places to live in Nova Scotia. They do not accept new people or anyone bi-racial. I moved there in 2016 being new and bi-racial, the predjudice I suffered was unreal. By the time I moved out of there I was diagnosed with PTSD . A beautiful place to visit but do not stay!!...
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My most favorite vacation ever! It reminds me of how Cape Cod used to be 50 years ago. Just lovely to drive along the coast with spectacular views, very little traffic, no long lines everywhere you go, lots of historic places to visit, great 🦞 seafood!! I hope To go back at least 1...
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