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News from Nova Scotia: Meet the Town Crier Delivering Boston’s Christmas Tree

James Stewart is one of the most recognizable faces of Nova Scotia. As the official town crier of New Glasgow, he is part presenter, part historian, and part global ambassador. He’s also the man that delivers Boston’s Christmas tree most years. In this interview, we talk with James about what it’s like to be one of only 400 town criers in the world. Continue reading News from Nova Scotia: Meet the Town Crier Delivering Boston’s Christmas Tree

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How to Have a Successful First Fam Tour: Lessons Learned from a Trip Through Nova Scotia

In early October I traveled to Nova Scotia, Canada to write an article for Climbing Magazine and to participate in a Familiarization Tour (aka Fam Tour, aka press trip) to explore the Northumberland historical counties. This story is about participating in my first Fam Tour, and lessons learned about how to have a successful one. Continue reading How to Have a Successful First Fam Tour: Lessons Learned from a Trip Through Nova Scotia

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The Enchanting Guide: Luke Buxton on Gibralter and the Magic of Climbing

Luke Buxton believes in magic. Or he at least looks for the enchanting in the everyday. Luke eventually made his way to Halifax, Nova Scotia to pursue an education and career in animation. During his 12 years in the maritime province, he became involved in developing local crags, and eventually was put onto Gibralter, one of the better untapped areas. Continue reading The Enchanting Guide: Luke Buxton on Gibralter and the Magic of Climbing