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Tag Archives: Topside Tavern
House Tour
The first Algonquin Hotel was built in 1889 and charged [fun fact] $3.00 to $5.00 per day. Eventually, guests started building their own summer “cottages” nearby. Sixty years ago, the St. Croix Courier [still publishing today] featured an article about … Continue reading
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Tagged #kingsbrae #gardens, #relaischateaux, algonquin, bay of fundy, St. Andrews history, Topside Tavern
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Tiny things
All these tiny things keep coming in from the garden. Is it wrong to pick them before they mature? Naw! We love them now.
Posted in News, Our garden
Tagged #foodies, #gardening, #gardens, #locavore, #TopsideTestKitchen, green house, Topside Tavern
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Preparing and Planting
As sure as spring the crocus [croci?] return every year right where we left them. They multiply in their cozy clumps. They’re a sure sign that our garden beds are ready to work. Another sure sign is the welcome emergence … Continue reading
Posted in Our garden
Tagged #gardening, #gardens, beets, garden beds, kingsbrae, Mother's Day, organic, seeds, Topside Tavern, turnips
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Canada’s First Seaside Resort
Recall the days when steamships plied the waters directly from Boston and Portland; when well-appointed Canadian Pacific Railroad Pullman cars came from Ottawa and Montreal—their passengers seeking the beauty of a peninsula surrounded by mountainous island ranges in the Atlantic … Continue reading
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Tagged #gardening, bay of fundy, Florence Ayscough, kingsbrae arms, Topside Tavern
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