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A Nova Scotian Christmas | |
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There's something
about being born Nova Scotian that carries with it an inherent sense of
place. Once a Nova Scotian, always a Nova Scotian. That's why at Christmas
Maritimers return home, if only in their imagination, by eating the traditional
foods, listening to the unique music of the coast, and giving each other
gifts that carry memories of their roots in Atlantic Canada.
Being 'Maritime' is a special knowing, an unspoken culture that is carried in the hearts of Nova Scotians, wherever they are. If Nova Scotians are anything, they are loyal and their nostalgic Christmas shopping often includes a gift of Nova Scotian wild blueberries, salt cod, summer savoury or perhaps a lovingly handstitched quilt. This is a boon to craftspersons and artists working in Nova Scotia today. They have come a long way since the days when the choices offered to tourists consisted of a Catherine McKinnon tape, a painting of Peggy's Cove lighthouse, hand knit socks or a schooner in a bottle. Today's Nova Scotian artists, musicians and craftspersons are sophisticated. They possess market savvy and a quality consciousness that far surpasses the practical and social function of creative endeavors of yesteryear. Nova Scotians take pride in producing a quality product, whether the medium be oil and canvas, a musical instrument or natural raw materials harvested from the land or the Atlantic Ocean. Here is a selection
of fine quality products to help you celebrate a Nova Scotian Christmas.
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"The best time
to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now".
Chinese Proverb
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