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Chris Campbell

Chris Campbell

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34 places I want to go   124 places I've been
  2. 1. Cuba
    Central America And The Caribbean
    12 cheers     		3,583 people
  3. 2. Isle of Wight
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: England
    4 cheers     		50 people
  4. 3. Redwood National Park
    United States: California: Northern California
    5 cheers     		609 people
  5. 4. Isle Of Skye
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: Scotland: Hebrides: Inner Hebrides
    7 cheers     		338 people
  6. 5. Pump House Brewery
    Canada: New Brunswick: Moncton
    5 cheers     		6 people
  7. 6. Guinness Brewery
    Ireland: Leinster: County Dublin: Dublin
    9 cheers     		221 people
  8. 7. San Francisco
    United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula
    3 cheers     		4,199 people
  9. 8. St. Pierre & Miquelon
    North America
    5 cheers     		62 people
  10. 9. Palace of Versailles
    France: Ile de France: Yvelines: Versailles
    5 cheers     		665 people
  11. 10. South By Southwest Festival
    United States: Texas: Austin
    4 cheers     		181 people
  12. 11. Scotland
    United Kingdom: Great Britain
    4 cheers     		4,143 people
  13. 12. Edinburgh
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: Scotland
    3 cheers     		1,234 people
  14. 13. Ecuador
    South America
    1 cheer     		1,162 people
  15. 14. Walter Reade Theatre
    United States: New York State: New York City: Manhattan: Uptown Manhattan: Upper West Side: Lincoln Square: Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
    1 cheer     		1 person
  16. 15. Museum Of The Moving Image
    United States: New York State: New York City: Queens: Astoria
    2 cheers     		6 people
  17. 16. Grom
    United States: New York State: New York City: Manhattan: Uptown Manhattan: Upper West Side
    2 cheers     		1 person
  18. 17. Apple Campus
    United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula: Santa Clara County: Cupertino
    2 cheers     		40 people
  19. 18. The Robot Co-op Office
    United States: Washington State: King County: Seattle: Capitol Hill
    8 cheers     		84 people
  20. 19. Glasgow
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: Scotland
    12 cheers     		590 people
  21. 20. France
    Europe
    7 cheers     		8,256 people
  22. 21. Paris
    France: Ile de France
    6 cheers     		6,897 people

Recent entries

Kings Landing Historical Settlement, Kings Landing

Kings Landing

In the late 1960 the Mactaquac Dam was built on the Saint John River above Fredericton. This resulted in flooding above the dam, so many homes close to the river would be lost. Luckily some of the historic homes were moved to higher ground and the Kings Landing Historical Settlement was established. The settlement is a re-creation of life as it was in the 19th century in New Brunswick. The staff wear historically accurate clothing and you can see various farming, carpentry, milling, agricultural and social traditions in practice. There is even a working water-powered sawmill and gristmill. The general store sells reproductions of what would have been in the store and you can even buy flour that was ground in the gristmill. There is entertainment and food at the King’s Head Inn as well as other special events through the season. It’s a wonderful glimpse into the past.

over 4 years ago

Smiling Goat Organic Espresso Bar, Halifax

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I heard about a new cafe that opened in Halifax that had a Clover coffee brewer. It apparently makes some of the best tasting coffee with a high-tech vacuum press method, so I went in yesterday and had a cup and I wasn’t disappointed at all. It was very smooth and delicious and worth paying a bit more.

It’s a great cafe with a range of organic and fair trade coffees along with some food as well in a cozy atmosphere. I have to go back and have another cup of coffee as it was great.

over 5 years ago

The Mud Room, Halifax

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Yesterday I stopped in to the Mud Room before it closes and is renovated and will be reopened under new management. I had my usual dark roast and I bought a couple of bags of beans to have some of the great coffee for a few more weeks.

Since the school where I work moved across the harbour to Dartmouth, I haven’t been in very much at all, but I miss the friendly atmosphere and the strong coffee.

over 5 years ago
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