Pissed already!!!!
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Frankly, I'm not sure. One of my kids went to King's in Halifax and, on visits, we drove all over. I recall New Glasgow and the coast north of there as not being much but I'm not sure that that's the area in question. Cape Breton was charming but poor and full of stunned people. Everything was closed on Sundays in NS which was a bother. Mostly I remember a lot of whining about Halifax being the back of beyond and requests to send basic food stuffs unobtainable down there. I assume the North Shore has even less amenities than Halifax; is there a jerk chicken place? How about a curry house?
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Frankly, I'm not sure. One of my kids went to King's in Halifax and, on visits, we drove all over. I recall New Glasgow and the coast north of there as not being much but I'm not sure that that's the area in question. Cape Breton was charming but poor and full of stunned people. Everything was closed on Sundays in NS which was a bother. Mostly I remember a lot of whining about Halifax being the back of beyond and requests to send basic food stuffs unobtainable down there. I assume the North Shore has even less amenities than Halifax; is there a jerk chicken place? How about a curry house?
People still shoot their lunch round here.... only joking, but amenities like fine dining IMO are limited.
There are many compensations though, its all about personal preference.
If you know where Truro is i am about 45 minutes north of there in a small town called Amherst.
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Oh dear you really have no idea, it sounds like you live in the lap of luxury, comparatively speaking that is.
People still shoot their lunch round here.... only joking, but amenities like fine dining IMO are limited.
There are many compensations though, its all about personal preference.
If you know where Truro is i am about 45 minutes north of there in a small town called Amherst.
People still shoot their lunch round here.... only joking, but amenities like fine dining IMO are limited.
There are many compensations though, its all about personal preference.
If you know where Truro is i am about 45 minutes north of there in a small town called Amherst.
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We didn't want to live in a city, i have been seriously ill so we thought if we can find a town of say 10K people, good basic facilities, lower cost of living then we would look at this & it would probably be a really good start.
I have not been driving so forgive me if i don't get my distances time wise exact! We thought being between 2 airports, not far from the coast was a pretty good location. Our kids love it here, we have taken them to Northport beach but no way near as much as we would of liked. We have excellent doctors based in Pharmasave on Robert Angus Drive, an excellent specialist who i use to see i think on Prince Arthur Street plus a really good dentists on Laplanche. When we first got here & set up bank accounts ever time we went in the girls were given suckers, the staff were so helpful, we felt very very welcome.
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