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Natal Day – Nova Scotia’s Festive Birthday Celebration – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
Every year on the first Monday of August, communities across Nova Scotia come together to celebrate Natal Day, a spirited holiday marking the "birth" of the province. The word “Natal” means “birth,” and this holiday originally began in 18
Avon River Days Grand Street Parade – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
Every summer, the charming town of Windsor, Nova Scotia comes alive with colour, music, and community spirit during the Avon River Days Grand Street Parade. As the highlight of the Avon River Days festival, the parade winds through the his
Celebrating the Ship Hector’s Return – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
On July 12th, 2025, the iconic Ship Hector replica made its triumphant return to Pictou Harbour with a spectacular public launch. This restored square-rigged vessel, which symbolizes the beginning of Scottish immigration to Nova Scotia ove
It’s that time of year again—Pride Parade – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
What began in 1988 with just 75 brave marchers has grown into one of the largest celebrations of love and diversity in Atlantic Canada. This year, the Halifax Pride Festival drew over 90,000 participants, with thousands lining the streets
Fishing Fun at Lake William – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
Lake William is a beautiful spot for fishing, with plenty of smallmouth bass ready to bite. These fish are fun to catch, but in Nova Scotia, rules require you to keep them—releasing them back is not allowed, as they are considered invasive
Lakeside Mornings in Nova Scotia – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
As July draws to a close, I’ve started to notice the sun rising later. The air feels just a little cooler against my skin, a subtle sign that summer is slowly coming to an end.After an hour-long run, I slow down on my way back, taking
Remembering the Unseen Heroes – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
I played with the 5th Division Composite Band for the No. 2 Construction Battalion recognition ceremony at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Pictou, NS.No. 2 Construction Battalion was created on 5 July 1916 in Pictou, NS, during the Firs
Fresh Vegetables from my tiny garden – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
I bought some salad greens with roots still attached from the supermarket and decided to plant the roots. To my surprise, they grew into an even more lush and vibrant bunch than when I first bought them! I did the same with green onions, a
Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
Including the virtual show in 2021, this year marks my fifth time attending the Tattoo. This time, we were treated to a spectacular performance featuring military bands from Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway, as well as a dynamic all-fe
Discovering the Pink Lady’s Slipper by the Waterside – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
Suddenly, I came across a Pink Lady's Slipper, a flower with a shape resembling a pink slipper, growing along the waterside embankment. It's called Atsumoriso (敦盛草) in Japanese. I’m always happy to make new discoveries like this.
When the Brown Turns to Bloom – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
As the greenery deepens on the mountain slopes, familiar flowers begin to bloom here and there, just as they do every year. The once brown world is now coming alive with color. Dicentra, Pulmonaria, Solomon's Seal, Lily of the Valley, Grap
Spring Breezes and Scenic Rides – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
On a warm Monday with a clear blue sky, I finished my work and set off on my bike in the afternoon. I headed to McDonald Sports Park, just 3.6 km away from home. As I rode through the trail, I reached a beautiful lake nearby. The round tri
A Gluten-Free Sourdough Journey – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
After a few attempts, I finally baked a gluten-free sourdough loaf that turned out beautifully—soft even the next day and wonderfully fragrant. My second attempt, a gluten-free walnut sourdough, was rich in aroma and delicious fresh out of
Sushi rolls for Hinamatsuri – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
Hinamatsuri, or Girls' Day, is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated on March 3rd. It is a day to wish for the health and happiness of girls. Families display dolls and prepare special foods and sweets. Common dishes include sushi and
A Refreshing Winter Retreat in Victoria Park – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
About an hour’s drive and 80 kilometers from Burgundy Dream B&B lies the charming town of Truro, a place I visit several times a year and one of my personal favorites. Even in winter, Victoria Park offers a rewarding walk deep into the
Walking on the frozen Charlie’s Lake – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
Charlie Lake is located just under a 30-minute drive from Burgundy Dream B&B. A scenic 3 km loop trail circles the lake, offering a moderately challenging route that takes an average of 50 minutes to complete. The lake itself is quite
Skating on the Lake William – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
Wow, even our big lake, Lake William was almost completely frozen! My friend did cross-country skiing! So, Sam suddenly started clearing the snow to make a skating rink. I gave it a try, but the surface was so rough that I could barely gl
The Joy of Homemade Creations – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
During the winter break, I finally had the chance to slow down and enjoy some baking. One of my long-standing goals was to make sourdough bread from scratch. Starting with creating the starter, I faced many failed attempts along the way. B
Discovering Wabi-Sabi in Nature – Burgundy Dream Bed and Breakfast
My day began with an invitation from a friend to join a hot yoga session. Stepping out of the warm, tranquil studio into the crisp air felt like being pulled back into reality, but the clear blue sky was invigorating.In the afternoon,