THE BEST PUB CRAWL IN THE WORLD, HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA
Halifax Nova Scotia has been a major seaport and naval base for over 200 years. The city also boasts seven Universities and Colleges. This might be the reason Halifax is one city where the nightlife abounds.

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C'MON DOWN TO STAN FEST: THE STAN ROGERS FOLK FESTIVAL CANSO NOVA SCOTIA
What do you get when over 12,000 partygoers and several dozen musicians descend on a sleepy rural Nova Scotia town of less than 1,000 for a long weekend? Three days of great music, food and a fantastic party for all involved. Welcome to Canso Nova Scotia and The Stan Rogers Festival, or "Stan Fest" as it has come to be known.

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Literally at the End of the Road, Canso, Nova Scotia
Canso is a small town on the North East coast of Nova Scotia. It's on Chedebucto Bay approximately a four-hour drive from Halifax. The main industry was fishing and like many other communities the demise of the in shore fishery has had an effect on the local economy.

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HOPPING AROUND HALIFAX, THE HARBOUR HOPPER
The tour "bus" made a sharp right turn and drove straight into the harbour. The guide didn't miss a beat; she stopped pointing out buildings and other landmarks and began pointing out ships. Up to this point it had been a pretty conventional tour.

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MANILA"S WALLED CITY: THE INTRAMUROS AND FORT SANTIAGO
The Intramuros is the original capital city, the seat of Government during the period of Spanish rule in the Philippines from 1590 until their expulsion after the Spanish American war in 1898.

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TUNES OF GLORY
Tunes of Glory is one of those classic films that are character driven, and now rare in the age of CGI blockbuster epics. The three principles here, Guinness, Mills, and Jackson all turn in stellar performances, as does the supporting cast, some on whom are a veritable who"s who of British character actors of the time; Dennis Price, Duncan MacRae, John Fraser and Allan Cuthbertson.

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