As quoted on Nova Scotia's Official Tourism Site - Cape Breton
Island, offers a chance to truly explore Celtic culture and
history. There is a saying common here: Ciad mile failte. It means
“a hundred thousand welcomes” and is typical of the
warm greeting the island’s visitors can expect. To truly
experience the Celtic culture, you want to visit:
Gaelic College of Celtic Arts and Crafts - Students of all ages and
ability travel here from around the world to study programs in
traditional Scottish disciplines including Gaelic language and
song, music, dance and crafts.
The Highland Village - a living history museum and cultural centre
that celebrates the Gaelic experience in Nova Scotia.
Celtic Music Interpretive Centre - Sign up for a one-day
step-dancing workshop or a week-long fiddling course.
Celtic Colours International Festival - take in one of the hundreds
of events, activities, concerts, workshops, tours and dances in
this Island-wide event.
The Feis an Eilein on Christmas Island and take in the traditional
milling frolic held the third Thursday in August as it has been for
more than 70 years.
Cache is a camoed extra large pb jar with log and pencil, you must
sign log for credit. At the time of placement, the cache also
contained a geocaching pin, net tote bag, emergency candles, cork
coasters, utility scissors, mini Sharpie and Cdn coin holder. There
is also a $2 Tim's certificate for the FTF.
To celebrate the Celtic Caching Challenge 2008 we are releasing a
new geocoin "DNF".