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Comments on: Top 5 Travels of 2010, Strolling Kingsbrae Gardens, St. Andrews, New Brunswick http://activetravels.ibec.me/archives/4050 Sun, 18 Mar 2012 19:03:04 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.1 By: Steve Jermanok http://activetravels.ibec.me/archives/4050#comment-69 Sun, 18 Mar 2012 19:03:04 +0000 http://activetravels.ibec.me/top-5-travels-of-2010-strolling-kingsbrae-gardens-st-andrews-new-brunswick/#comment-69 Excellent suggestion, Carol. Thanks for checking in!

]]> By: carol morse http://activetravels.ibec.me/archives/4050#comment-68 Sun, 18 Mar 2012 17:56:45 +0000 http://activetravels.ibec.me/top-5-travels-of-2010-strolling-kingsbrae-gardens-st-andrews-new-brunswick/#comment-68 Hadn’t thought of St. Andrews before but now it’s on my list. Would love to see a category for Homes (historic) and Gardens on your site. Just discovered it today after reading your lovely article on Mt. Auburn Cemetery birding in Boston Globe.

]]> By: Maureen McIlwain http://activetravels.ibec.me/archives/4050#comment-67 Mon, 10 Jan 2011 23:01:57 +0000 http://activetravels.ibec.me/top-5-travels-of-2010-strolling-kingsbrae-gardens-st-andrews-new-brunswick/#comment-67 Thank you, Steve, for such a warm and positive report of Kingsbrae Garden and St Andrews by-the-Sea in general.

It was my sincere pleasure to give you the tour of our Garden, and I hope that this post will encourage many more people to take the road less travelled and enjoy the peace, beauty and friendly atmosphere we offer. A town of 1850 residents, St Andrews often doubles that number in the summer, being a historic seaside resort town with many amenities not commonly found in tiny towns.

Boating, dining (great local seafood and cuisine!), artisans, nature, whale & wildlife tours, hiking, biking, architecture, small museums, art and garden delights await–something for all ages and interests.

all the very best in gardening,
Maureen

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