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by Stacy Ann Milford (Author)
You may think you know Nova Scotia, home to Peggy's Cove, the most famous lighthouse in Canada. But while iconic lighthouses, kitchen parties, and lobster dinners will always have a special place in the hearts of Nova Scotians (and those who visit) there's so much more to experience in the province -- if you're willing to venture just a bit off the beaten path.
Beyond Peggy's Cove: 51 Unusual and Remarkable Sites in Nova Scotia introduces readers to some of these hidden gems. The sites are varied, featuring natural wonders as well as local history, art, paleontology, architecture, social justice, sports, popular culture, the paranormal, and more.
Some sites are completely accessible and ideal for those with small children, while others will appeal to adventurous travellers who don't mind some exertion for their travel rewards. All are ideal for the armchair explorer and anyone interested in learning more about Nova Scotia and its many magical places.
Author Biography
Stacy Ann Milford is a Nova Scotia-based fiction and non-fiction writer whose work reflects the magic and mystery of the Atlantic landscapes around her. A passionate explorer, she has travelled, worked, and lived all over the world. Along the way, she has discovered that some of the best adventures can be found right in her own backyard, where she delights in uncovering Nova Scotia's lesser-known sites and their fascinating tales. Stacy has degrees in music, anthropology, and social work, and her short fiction has appeared in Flash Fiction Magazine and the anthology Strangers in the Fog. Visit stacyannwrites.com for more information.
