The Quinte area has been settled for over 200 years and Belleville was one of the first formal towns in the region. Agriculture has always played a very important role in the lush regions along the northern shore of Lake Ontario, and this area is no exception. Along with the agricultural commun
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08/29/2007
My good friend Carole Provenzale, wrote a lovely post on an 'Earth Angel' she had met while in Paris, where she has just returned from. If you haven't already done so, you can read it here: Earth Angels---How Many have YOU run across?? It's a touching story filled with charm and grace(and the p
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08/26/2007
My new Active Rain friend, Tim Thiessen, asked me about navigating around in the Rain.Seems it is a pretty cumbersome place for newbies. I know it is; I remember those first few weeks myself.This place is huge and the amount of stuff to learn is often overwhelming. I’ve been meaning to write th
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08/14/2007
The Quinte area real estate market has risen by approximately 11.5 % to the end of July of this year compared to the same time period in 2006. There is a shortage of listings and many properties are receiving multiple offers on the day they are listed or the day they are open to offers. I am see
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08/13/2007
It's early Sunday morning and as I pass the Frontenac Road historical sign , a lightness begins to infuse my cells and I enter another world.I step back in time to a place that holds deepAlgonquin tribe roots and the stories of a handful of early settlers who came for the furs, the abundance of t
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08/06/2007
Callingall REALTOR©s who love heritage properties and historic sites and enjoy blogging about them,all home stagers who enjoy using antiques when staging a home,all home inspectors who write about special issues to watch for when inspecting historic properties or things they came across when in
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08/01/2007