First off, a thanks to all the new readers, and the faithful few who check out the 'ole blog every day. We have just surpassed 13,000 total views! ^_^
Now, what is on this weekend anyway...no shortage of breakfasts!
Breakfasts
July 17, Saturday:
Riverport and District Firemen's Breakfast,
7:30- 11:30 a.m.,
usual menu,
$6 adults; $3 children 6- 12; children 5 and under free.
Saturday, July 17,
Masonic Centre, 216 North Street, Bridgewater,
8- 11 a.m.
Bacon and eggs OR Pancakes and sausages; beans, toast, etc.
Adults $6, 5- 12 $3, under 5 free.
"Mix & Match" $7 and $4.
All welcome
Saturday, July 17,
Fireman's Breakfast.
Petite Riviere fire hall,
8-11 a.m.
Full menu,
adults $6, under 12 $3, under 5 free.
Information call 688-1174
Suppers
Sunday, July 18,
Annual Buffet Salad Supper,
Hemford fire hall,
4 p.m. start
Adults $9; children 6-12 $3; under 5 free.
Come enjoy a wide variety of salads, ham, turkey salad, sliced meat and for dessert, cake and fruit salad.
Friday, 16 July 2010
Thursday, 15 July 2010
That's some nice stackin', there, boys...
That's some real 'Madelinot' ingenuity. Who knew you could jack a house up on...pallets?!?
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
An oldie, but a goodie...
I wish this shop had been open, I really wanted to take pics inside. (I have a soft spot for run down convenience stores...)
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Les Iles de la Madeleine Landscape
Typical sight on Les Iles, weathered shack in foreground with a rolling hill leading to the ocean in the distance.
Monday, 12 July 2010
Exploring Gros Cap in Les Iles de la Madeleine
Regular readers would've noticed an absence of posts last week, I was on vacation in Les Iles de la Madeleine. I highly recommend checking them out, but bring your French/English dictionary, "parlez vous anglais?" only gets you so far...
Here's a glimpse of some of the coast around Gros Cap. I shot this video just after emerging from the sea cave you can see in the video, what an exhilarating swim!:
Here's a glimpse of some of the coast around Gros Cap. I shot this video just after emerging from the sea cave you can see in the video, what an exhilarating swim!:
Sunday, 4 July 2010
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
Conquerall Bank Strawberry Supper Review
June 27, 2010
Conquerall Bank, NS
It was a foggy and chilly Sunday across the river, down by the showah, ....but it was sunny and hot in Conquerall Bank and in to town.
I've been to suppers here before that involved a large crowd and lots of waiting. This one had a 'normal' sized crowd and hardly any wait to get seated. A pleasant surprise!
No ordering here, you sit down and before you know it, food shows up:
The rolled up luncheon ham, meh. I could do without it, though I ate what was on my plate.
The beans were perfect, the 'gravy' in particular, was stellar.
And that potato salad, as one of my dining companions noted, was "chock-a-block" with goodies inside. I'm assuming a little mustard was added to get the yellow colour, and there were bits of red onion inside as well. We all agreed it was a contender for best potato salad ever.
Of course, the ever delicious molasses brown bread was on offer...so sweet. Coleslaw and bread and butter pickles rounded out the offerings on the table.
This strawberry supper was different than most, because it was a bowl of berries for dessert, not shortcake. No matter, a sprinkle of sugar and a splash of milk was all the berries required.
I love the way the pitcher of milk is sweating. I tried and I tried, but none of my shots captured it perfectly...
Sadly, no epic stories to tell from this meal, it was a pleasant afternoon out with friends. We left with bellies full; at 5:15 pm.
Conquerall Bank, NS
It was a foggy and chilly Sunday across the river, down by the showah, ....but it was sunny and hot in Conquerall Bank and in to town.
I've been to suppers here before that involved a large crowd and lots of waiting. This one had a 'normal' sized crowd and hardly any wait to get seated. A pleasant surprise!
No ordering here, you sit down and before you know it, food shows up:
The rolled up luncheon ham, meh. I could do without it, though I ate what was on my plate.
The beans were perfect, the 'gravy' in particular, was stellar.
And that potato salad, as one of my dining companions noted, was "chock-a-block" with goodies inside. I'm assuming a little mustard was added to get the yellow colour, and there were bits of red onion inside as well. We all agreed it was a contender for best potato salad ever.
Of course, the ever delicious molasses brown bread was on offer...so sweet. Coleslaw and bread and butter pickles rounded out the offerings on the table.
This strawberry supper was different than most, because it was a bowl of berries for dessert, not shortcake. No matter, a sprinkle of sugar and a splash of milk was all the berries required.
I love the way the pitcher of milk is sweating. I tried and I tried, but none of my shots captured it perfectly...
Sadly, no epic stories to tell from this meal, it was a pleasant afternoon out with friends. We left with bellies full; at 5:15 pm.
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