Here are the top 5 things to do in Shediac
We're thrilled to have author and publisher Stacy D. Atkinson contribute to TurnipseedTravel! Like Vanessa, Stacy also grew up in the Canadian Maritimes and her latest novel, Stuck, is set in the Shediac region of New Brunswick. I'm hoping Stacy's incredible novel will inspire you to take a trip to this beautiful, affordable, underrated area of Canada.
A typical New Brunswick scene - a small, colorful community, wide open waters, and a wharf.
Why you need to visit Shediac, New Brunswick, (And sit on a giant lobster!)
I’m so happy to be guest blogging while the wonderful Vanessa is off travelling the world (thanks Tilley!). Today, I thought I’d share with you a little bit about a place I know quite well – Shediac, New Brunswick. It’s an Acadian town nestled along the coast, located about 15 minutes from Moncton. You may have already heard of Shediac’s main attraction, Parlee Beach, which receives thousands of tourists passing through each summer!
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Tim Tams and travel? Yes please! These are the best desserts in Australia for travelers to try. Vanessa's note: I have actually never tried pavlova before - how is this possible? It's going on the top of my Australia list! TurnipseedTravel is thrilled to welcome back Jo from Frugal First Class Travel for a second guest post. Her first contribution, Beyond Bondi Beach: An Insider's Guide to Sydney, gave us a behind-the-scenes look at this iconic city. Now Jo helps us explore a topic dear to my heart....
AUSTRALIAN SWEET TREATS TO SAVOUR Anyone who reads Turnipseed Travel regularly will know Vanessa has a sweet tooth. I doubt she’s met a brownie she didn't like. Now down here in Australia, we don’t have a strong brownie culture, so to stop Vanessa going into withdrawals I’ve come up with a list of true Aussie delights to tempt her taste buds. As always, I’m conscious of her coffeecan budget, so everything I've chosen won’t break the budget. Oh, and by the way, they are all easily found in supermarkets, cafes or bakeries (except the Haigh’s chocs, which are well worth the trip!) Planning to travel to Traverse City, Michigan? You're in for a cherry good time! These are Traverse City's best experiences and attractions (all delicious and delightful!)
Pulled pork nachos with dried cherry salsa.
Just how crazy are the residents of Traverse City when it comes to cherries? A good benchmark is the legendary National Cherry Festival of Traverse City, Michigan, takes place every July. With more than 150 events happening in this charming small city - many with gorgeous views of Lake Michigan - it's a fun, family friendly, and delicious occasion. But cherry lovers who can't make a visit in July will still find plenty of sweet treats year round in Traverse City. We sure did! And we found that the Traverse City hotels and restaurants are just as enamored with cherries as we are.
Here are 5 of our favourite cherry experiences. Welcome to the latest installment of the "Save, Splurge, Steal" interview series. Getting great value when I travel is always such a fun challenge for me and I love to learn how other people get the best possible experience for their available time and money. I'm asking top travel bloggers to share their expertise and I hope you enjoy their responses as much as I do! Meet Colleen of Ad-Lib Traveller!  Exploring culinary delights around the world! As somebody that aspires to travels as often as life allows, Coleen hopes to share the idea that with motivation follows the dream; we can all aim to make the most of our travel opportunities whether it is at home or abroad. There isn't a set plan or agenda for where or when Colleen travels - she looks at her schedule and plans within her means for an impromptu trip.
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