Somewhere in Nova Scotia is heaven on earth.
See it. Experience it. Believe it.
Pristine, unspoiled, breath-taking.
When you find it, you won’t want to leave. Ever.
See it:
Reflections from Shangri-La
The Problem With Dreams
You eventually have to wake up. A great deal has changed in the past few years. During Covid, I was not able to come up from the states (I live in PA) and the real estate market changed incredibly as you are probably well aware. Something like 60 lots were sold, or resold, and many …
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My Latest Photo Book
Shutterfly has been marketing me heavily this fall and winter all of a sudden with all kinds of great offers. When they offered photo books with Unlimited Free Extra Pages, it was time to get off my ass, or actually to sit my ass down in front of my computer, and edit and select photos …
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First Visit Post COVID
I finally was able to cross the border this past fall and came up for the month of September. A lot has happened up there in the meantime. Over 50 lots have changed hands. Prices have soared. New owners have started building, others have clear cut lots, much to my horror and in violation of …
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Parcel of Our Common Lands is Now Private Commercial Property
Well, it’s official, even though a violation of our contracts and thus the law. Ralph Bayers now owns both the Green Building and the Brown Building. Both are taxed at commercial use rate.
Abbecombec Explodes!
Not literally. But sales and resales have exploded. Close to 50 lots have changed hands and maybe a dozen more are pending sales. This means lots of new owners and potentially lots of new homes being built. The introverts among us may not be too happy about the masses flooding in, and although I am …
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UPDATE ON GREEN BUILDING! It’s been subdivided!
A new lot has been created from our common lands. On September 27, I discovered on Viewpoint.com that a lot containing the green building was subdivided from the common lands and now has its own PID. Upon further research, I found that this lot is still owned by HarbourEdge.
The Lily Pond Part 3
Volume 3 of my collection of photos of this beautiful place. I hope we can keep it like it is. Photos from 2018-2019
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Stan Frantz