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Not Since Moses Race

Run the race with the coolest name. The Not Since Moses Race takes place at the Five Islands Provincial Park on the ocean floor. After the 15-metre sea recedes during a Bay of Fundy low tide and before it returns, walkers and runners head out on a 5km or 10km course where fish were swimming a few hours earlier.

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2010-08-11
A unique and lovely place. What a find. A gorgeous post-and-beam cottage in a private spot on the ...

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2010-08-06
Hello, My wife and I are from Ohio . We took a vacation to your lovely province in 2006. We spent ...

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Getting close to 30 years ago I had the opportunity to spend 2 summers working at the Keltic Lodge ...

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2010-07-06
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(Source: Nova Scotia, my Oyster)
2010-09-01
White Point Beach..it's rustic, it's charming, it's wonderful!

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(Source: The Bay of Fundy)
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(Source: The Right Coast, Nova Scotia)
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(Source: The Right Coast, Nova Scotia)