June 21,
2009
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June
21, 2009: Summer shaping
up in Shelburne, Nova Scotia....
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Loyalist Encampment
returns to Shelburne July 16-19... July 16 through 19 will see
Shelburne's Historic Waterfront come alive with dozens of 18th
Century animators and enactors as the 18th Century Loyalist
Encampment returns during Founders Days
weekend. In 2008, during the wildly successful
Loyalist Landing 225th Anniversary Celebrations, the Encampment
featured over 100 animated characters and was the most popular
event in the town, drawing thousands of visitors from as far away as
Germany and the West Coast of the U.S.A.
This year's event is
expected to feature members of the 3rd New Jersey Volunteers
regiment, the King's Orange Rangers, the 84th Regiment of Foot Royal
Highland Emigrants, the Royal American Fencible Regiment of Foot,
Prince of Wales Historical Dancers and Shelburne Reenactment
Association. The weekend features
miscellaneous historic presenting of civilian life, including
cooking, laundry, scribe, crafts, games, etc. Reenactments
of Military life, including uniforms, kit, musket care,
drilling, orders, etc., as well as public floggings, presentation of
the theatrical "People of the 18th Century" and performances by
the Prince of Wales Historic Dancers. Visit the Loyalist
Encampment web site HERE |
 Living the 18th century high
life... Visit the Loyalist
Encampment web site HERE
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| Farmer's Market opens in
Shelburne... After months of behind-the-scenes
organizing, the Shelburne Farmer's Market will have its debut on
Saturday, the 27th June from 8am until 12 noon... The Market is
located at the Loyalist Plaza on Water Street (former IGA) and will
be there every Saturday through until October. The vendors will
be offering things such as fresh fruit and vegetables, fish and
meats, baked goods, jams, jellies, chutneys and honey, fresh flowers
and herbs and plants, depending on seasonal availability... see the
Farmer's Market web site HERE |
 m-m-m-m-m-m... see the Farmer's Market
web site HERE
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Boat Tours start on Shelburne
Harbour... One
of the world's best harbours now sports one of the best-ever harbour
tours as the 44-foot pleasure trawler Brown Eyed Girl departs twice
daily for 3 1/2-hour harbour tours, including the possibility of
visiting historic McNutts Island for five hours. Skipper Ken Taylor
and first mate Sherri offer a great trip, complete with fishing
yarns from Ken and lots of history from Sherri
The 9am and 2pm tours are $35 for
adults and $15 for youth, with kids under 5 free. 2-hour
evening cruises are $25 for adults. Brown Eyed Girl is also
available for special cruises and charters on request. For more
information, visit the web site HERE or
download the brochure HERE
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 Brown-Eyed Girl... a real
sweetheart! visit the web site HERE
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| Visitors map is newest Shelburne Chamber
project... Visitors to Historic Shelburne will
now have the luxury of knowing exactly how to get to every nook and
cranny of the town - including every business and service
offered! The map is available at more than 40 locations in
town, at many tourism centres on the South Shore and can be
downloaded free from the web HERE. |
 VISITORS
MAP
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