Comment Archives: Stories: Visitor & Tourist Information
Re: “How to be a nudist in Halifax”
over the last week i have skinny dipped at long lake quite a few times. sometimes i was the only one there, sometimes there were others one bikini clad women removed hers and said she was inspired. sometimes i swim at the quieter south side while sometimes right a swimmers rock. have not had a negative reaction, but some surprised looks. hopefuly more will make it normal.
Re: “A guide to Halifax’s second-hand bookstores”
You helped me to find a very important (and seemingly rare) book for my first wedding anniversary! Thanks!
Re: “Halifax Citadel Hill National Historic Site history”
Well written. I want to go visit Citadel Hill again and I think it would be great to be there for the noon event. Thanks Charlene for this article.
Re: “Halifax After Dark”
Hey! Nobody mentioned 6$ Double Margaritas at Mexicali Rosa's on Mondays! and it's a hop skip and a jump from the Fireside.
Re: “A guide to Halifax’s second-hand bookstores”
thank you for taking the time to write this. As a used book and old bookstore junkie, I only wish it was available in every major city! Rochelle
Re: “A guide to Halifax’s second-hand bookstores”
ABC: Antiques, Books & Collectibles, specializes in local and antique/collectible/rare books, will occasionally have books used in Atlantic studies courses. Book inventory is online on their website, www.abcantiques.ca browsable by category or with the search form.
Also interested in buying used local/antique/rare/collectible books.
Re: “Go Local: South End”
Don't forget Schooner Books! They've been buying and selling used books in Halifax for around 35 years . While they specialize in Nova Scotian history they also have giant literature, philosophy, and history sections, not to mention some of the oddest and some bizarre ephemera. They've got something for every reader, and that something could be a gift card to ease your shopping pain.
Re: “Go Local: Spring Garden”
Obviously the author hasn't visited Charlottetown, PEI.
How do you come up with this BS?!
Anything to try and keep your job huh?!
Re: “Go Local: Spring Garden”
The main drag in Mahone Bay strikes me as longer, more varied, and a lot nicer to look at. Spring Garden is just a drag.
Re: “Halifax After Dark”
i don't go out on week days, but i gotta tell you, you got all the weekends WRONG! what about G loungle, Taboo, Club Soda? These ARE the places to be on saturday!
Re: “Halifax After Dark”
Oasis (for students) is the closest to campus, and had 10$ of Bud & Bud Light everyday, all day. That's the legal lowest price allowed for beer. It's under the Lord Nelson on Spring Garden Rd. Thursdays and Saturdays are wing night with 30cent wings plus they have a whole schedule of Frosh week stuff!
Re: “Location is Everything”
What about Syfy's only good series Haven!!
Re: “Dartmouth daytripper”
Dartmouth has alot too offer; check out Banook area. It is absolutely beautiful and all the people in the area are very friendly!
Then go to Two if by the sea and pick up a "I love Dartmouth" short; then run down to porters and pick up a "It's okay to be from Dartmouth" Sweater!
Re: “Go Local: Halifax Waterfront”
OMG! Black Bear Ice Cream has the awesomest flavours! I can never decide which flavour I want, so I always have to get 2 scoops - which means I get to enjoy two different flavours. And I never get the same combo twice. Each time I try a new flavour, my mouth just waters...
Re: “How to be a nudist in Halifax”
is crystal crescent beach now attracting folk and for a first timer when be best time to attend alone ?
Re: “Love the way we beach”
I agree paingirl , I was going to mention both of those beaches too. They are my favorites, Clam harbour and risser's for sure ...
Re: “Love the way we beach”
Rainbow Haven is known as the "poor man's beach" so don't go here expecting to see the uppity ups of society. The changing tides muck up the water making swimming unpleasant as you battle against seaweed and other sea plants. Crystal Crescent can be great depending on the tides. Martinique is awesome, but like they say, a little far from the city (think day-trip). If you head down to South Shore (Chester, Lunenburg, Hubbards) there are plenty of beaches all around.
Re: “Go Local: Hydrostone”
It is pretty funny that they put in a Starbucks right in the middle of a local business district.
Check out Humani-T Cafe on Young Street right down from Hydrostone.. They seriously make the best gelato in Halifax... I highly doubt Starbucks can compete with Italian Ice Cream!
Re: “Hot Summer patios”
"Hot Summer Patios" - It would it be so awesome to see photos here. You can't describe outdoor summer patios, we need visuals.
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Re: “How to be a nudist in Halifax”
There is now another naturist group in the Halifax area.... NOVABARES......Check them out on facebook.