Comments on: Gallivanting in Halifax http://milliverstravels.com/2010/07/gallivanting-in-halifax/ Near or far doesn't matter. Travel like you're feeding your soul. Thu, 17 May 2012 23:58:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Roona http://milliverstravels.com/2010/07/gallivanting-in-halifax/comment-page-1/#comment-481 Roona Tue, 03 Aug 2010 14:31:42 +0000 http://milliverstravels.com/?p=719#comment-481 Hey Al, Glad to meet a fellow Halifax enjoyer! And how nice to have a grandparent from NS especially if they lived there somewhere close to the ocean. That's just the kind of place I would have loved to go to as part of the visiting grandparents school vacations rituals! Abt the masala chai you can substitute coffee creamer for milk and its almost as good..or if you want it black, u can substitue honey for sugar and add some slivers of ginger and you are good to go. Hey Al, Glad to meet a fellow Halifax enjoyer! And how nice to have a grandparent from NS especially if they lived there somewhere close to the ocean. That’s just the kind of place I would have loved to go to as part of the visiting grandparents school vacations rituals!
Abt the masala chai you can substitute coffee creamer for milk and its almost as good..or if you want it black, u can substitue honey for sugar and add some slivers of ginger and you are good to go.

]]> By: Al http://milliverstravels.com/2010/07/gallivanting-in-halifax/comment-page-1/#comment-470 Al Tue, 03 Aug 2010 00:17:33 +0000 http://milliverstravels.com/?p=719#comment-470 Quote: After a bone-chilling walk on the harbor, I would buy coffee and fresh-caught fried fish from a stall and enjoy it in the warmth of my room. Unquote. Roona, for a while I forgot about gallivanting - it was a case of salivating. It was me sitting there in that room enjoying that little repast. You've described Halifax to a T and I was glad to accompany you through that lovely old city in that gorgeous part of Canada. I think that Shakespeare by the sea is the most. You brought up a point not too many folk are aware of - the relics of the Titanic. They are there at the museum - a stark realisation that we humans are subject to the force of nature and it was a mere 98 years ago, this tragedy happened. Thanks for your mini tour of Halifax, most enjoyable. Then I'm biased having a Canadian grandparent from NS. Now! about Masala chai, does it work without milk? Quote: After a bone-chilling walk on the harbor, I would buy coffee and fresh-caught fried fish from a stall and enjoy it in the warmth of my room. Unquote.

Roona, for a while I forgot about gallivanting – it was a case of salivating. It was me sitting there in that room enjoying that little repast.

You’ve described Halifax to a T and I was glad to accompany you through that lovely old city in that gorgeous part of Canada. I think that Shakespeare by the sea is the most.

You brought up a point not too many folk are aware of – the relics of the Titanic. They are there at the museum – a stark realisation that we humans are subject to the force of nature and it was a mere 98 years ago, this tragedy happened.

Thanks for your mini tour of Halifax, most enjoyable. Then I’m biased having a Canadian grandparent from NS.

Now! about Masala chai, does it work without milk?

]]> By: Roona http://milliverstravels.com/2010/07/gallivanting-in-halifax/comment-page-1/#comment-84 Roona Thu, 08 Jul 2010 10:11:11 +0000 http://milliverstravels.com/?p=719#comment-84 Brian...Thank You for your kind comment. Yes it is a great place to go to especially if you are in the mood for some simple, hassle free fun and sport, a relaxed holiday so to speak. I want to go there again some day and explore some of the surrounding regions that sounds awesome as well! Brian…Thank You for your kind comment. Yes it is a great place to go to especially if you are in the mood for some simple, hassle free fun and sport, a relaxed holiday so to speak. I want to go there again some day and explore some of the surrounding regions that sounds awesome as well!

]]> By: Brian W. http://milliverstravels.com/2010/07/gallivanting-in-halifax/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Brian W. Wed, 07 Jul 2010 22:41:31 +0000 http://milliverstravels.com/?p=719#comment-82 Thanks for sharing your experience and the great pix! I've always been curious about that part of the world and hope to visit some day. What could be better than enjoying fresh seafood, salt air and music while witnessing such a unique maritime event? Thanks for sharing your experience and the great pix! I’ve always been curious about that part of the world and hope to visit some day. What could be better than enjoying fresh seafood, salt air and music while witnessing such a unique maritime event?

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