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Incredible picnic spreads out Aug. 24

Article online since August 18th 2008, 12:37
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Incredible picnic spreads out Aug. 24
Windsor restaurateur Scott Geddes will help host the Hants County segment of Sunday’s province-wide Incredible Picnic. He recently took part in the recent Tastes of the Valley event in Wolfville. Wendy Elliott
Incredible picnic spreads out Aug. 24
The public is invited to come out and enjoy the Incredible Picnic taking place across the province this coming Sunday.

In Windsor, the picnic will be at the Cocoa Pesto Bistro and Victoria Park. Farther down the Valley, there will be one at Prescott House Museum, and another at the Annapolis Royal farmers market and wharf.

A local food picnic, it’s a simple idea: Nova Scotians can get together with family and friends to eat fresh, local food. There is nothing easier or more enjoyable, especially on a beautiful summer afternoon.

Bringing the concept of eating what is available from local farmers, fishers, and producers to Nova Scotians, Select Nova Scotia, the buy local program of the Department of Agriculture, launches the Incredible Picnic, scheduled to take place simultaneously at locations across the province on Sunday, Aug. 24, from 11a.m. – 3 p.m.

The public can join others for a local food celebration. People can bring their own picnic baskets with local food, or create a picnic lunch from local foods being sold by farmers and restaurants at the picnic sites.

With an average width of 128 kilometres, there’s bound to be a picnic location near you. Visit www.SelectNovaScotia.ca to learn more.

Leave the day-to-day routine behind and get back to the roots of family, community, nature and good food. Food, live music, and children’s activities will ensure this is a memorable experience for you, your family, and friends.

By choosing local foods, Nova Scotians are making a difference for our farmers, for our economy and for our way of life. Enjoy fresh, favourful meals that are easy to prepare and take advantage of excellent and readily available local ingredients.

There are other picnic locations at Halifax, Truro, Tatamagouche, Guysborough, Liverpool, and Sydney.

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