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_ the border another worldis waiting*Head North by Northeast to spectacular seascapes, our friendly, foreign shores not far away. New Brunswick, Canada’s Picture Province, picks up where Maine leaves oft. Just a day away, discover a warm green quiet land still as it was, lulled by the ocean’s ebb flow, where folks are the salt of the earth, longtime neighbours best of friends, and bid you a hearty “downhome” welcome.Perfect SettingsCome on across, to all our picture places, to St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, a gracious old-fashioned seaside town, with a true sense of our Loyalist beginnings. Find treasures N. curios abounding in antique N. handcraft shops. Grand hotels, snug inns and cozy island hideaways offer “Maritime” hospitality, tine food N. first-class creature comforts, plussplendid fairways, deep-sea fishing, and breathtaking ocean vistas.Enchanted IslandsOur isles are a sheer delight, worlds apart, and they’re right on your doorstep:Peer, Grand Marian N. Campohcllo(where President Roosevelt spent his summer days.) Poke around the ntxiks Cycrannies, the quaint fishing villages,lighthouses, wharves, weirs, trawlers N trappings- savour the sights N sounds, the dockside bustle that mark a life bred by the sea.Coasting AlongFollow the coastal drives to the port city of Saint John. See the incredible Reversing Falls/Rapids: watch the slow motion spectacle of the world’s highest rides nse to meet the St. John River, head on! Camp out under a canopy of stars in the clean, green seaside spaces at beautifulFundy National Park, or just beyond, watch the rides work their wonders on the intriguing “Flower Pot Rocks” at Hopewell Cape, spectacular sea-sculpted columns of soft red sandstone. Explore at low ride.• V / i', ‘ JW?ICapital AttractionsInland, follow the highways byways to our gracious capital city-Fredcncton. Stroll the town square, the bustlinj. fanners’ market. On, over hill dale to summer fetes frolics, highland flings strawberry socials, to the worlds longest covered bridge in I iarrland, and all the pleasures of our Loyalist past, lovingly preserved, at King’s Landing 1 historicalSettlement.1Acadian Fetes . FrolicsAnd still our most delightful coastal highlights await you. From Aulac north to the rip of Miscou, and west within the Baie des Chaleurs, hundreds of miles of pristine beaches, dunes N. shifting sand-spirs, and the warmest salt water north ofFlorida. This is New Brunswick’s magnificent Golden Shore-where Gallic feasts, fisheries festivals, music fetes-and the ceremonial Blessing of the Fleet-cele-brate our Acadian heritage, all summer long. Share our traditions, our “joie-de-viva*. Stop off at the Acadian Historic Village, tor a glimpse of how it all began.Bon Appctit!And everywhere, savour the flavours,our seaside cuisine-scallops, clams, lobster, shrimp N. Buctouche oysters-they’re worth the tnp alone!All this, and this year, your I IS. dollar buys more than ever and gasoline is readilyavailable.itThi s summer, spend rime by the seaside that’s easiest to get to. To find out more about our picture places,call 1-800-341-0358,(in Maine, 1-800492-0554)*or wnte: Tourism New Brunswick,Box 12345, Fredericton, New Brunswick,E3B 5C3, Canada.New HampshireMass.BostonCANADAS PICTURE PROVINCE
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Biddeford Journal Tribune
Biddeford, Maine, US
Sat, May 24, 1980
Page 44
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