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Golf Travel Guide 2011 - Nova Scotia

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Eastern Shore Region<br />

The Eastern Shore is a special destination spot for nature enthusiasts who enjoy the region’s<br />

many parks and beaches including Lawrencetown and Martinique Beach with their pounding<br />

surf. Try your luck angling in the Liscombe River or take to the trails in Taylor Head Provincial<br />

Park or kayak through salt-marshes that teem with wildlife.<br />

This region is also steeped in history. Discover glimpses of the past when you visit a restored<br />

18th-century fishing village at Fisherman’s Cove or a 19th century lumbering and ship-building<br />

town at Sherbrooke Village.<br />

Festivals & Events<br />

• July 1-3 - Stan Rogers Folk Festival, Canso - www.stanfest.com<br />

• July 4-7 - Sherbooke Village Music Camp - http://museum.gov.ns.ca/sv/events.php<br />

• August 11-22 Seaside Festival - www.seasidefestival.sheetharbour.ca<br />

• August 14 - Annual Clam Harbour Beach Sandcastle & Sculpture Competition - www.clamharboursandcastle.ca<br />

• August 18-20 - Halifax County Exhibition - www.halifaxcountyex.com<br />

• August 20 - Atlantic Canada Harmonica Festival - www.heritagevillage.ca<br />

• August 26-28 - Sherbooke Village Rally that Gives - http://museum.gov.ns.ca/sv/events.php<br />

Destination Highlights<br />

• Sherbrooke Village - relive 1860s prosperity in this timber town<br />

• Fisherman’s Cove - 200 year old active fishing village just 20 minutes from downtown Halifax<br />

• Memory Lane Heritage Village - remember rural life in the 1940s<br />

• Canso Islands National Historic Site - commemorate 18th century fishing<br />

• Clam Harbour Beach<br />

• Lawrencetown Beach<br />

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