GCTYV9 Three Churches (Traditional Cache) in Nova Scotia, Canada created by Ron of RonKim

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A cache by Ron of RonKim Message this owner

Hidden : 3/19/2006

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

Photo View Of Mahone Bay's famous 3 churches.

Mahone Bay is a town located on the northwest shore of Mahone Bay along the South Shore of Nova Scotia.
It is considered to be one of the most attractive towns in Canada and the view across the harbour of its three prominent churches (Anglican, Lutheran, and United) has appeared on many postcards and calendars. The town is filled with upscale shops and restaurants which almost universally are designed to appeal to the tourist trade and sometimes shut down during the winter months.
Known for a history of wooden boat building, it was the main industry of Mahone Bay in her earlier years. The Settler's Museum explains and shows this history in detail, and each year is celebrated with the Wooded Boat Festival.
The town was settled in 1754. The people of Mahone Bay were German, and Swiss settlers who founded the town and Township of Lunenburg in 1753

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