Radio Gorgeous

First Nations, fairies, fishermen and trees that breathe    Canadians were forest bathing longer than anywhere else on the planet. Over the past ten years the wellness industry has thrived, and is the fastest growing trend in travel.  Spending time outdoors, walking amongst trees, eating healthily, checking in to the negative ions only found by the sea, the region of Nova Scotia has it all.    For a long weekend I checked into a driving tour around the coastal routes of the South shore of Nova Scotia. Heavily in touch with its Celtic routes, both in the names of the streets, towns and villages, the south shore’s connection to the immigrants who landed here, the French, German and the English – although as one tour guide mentioned before I started a tour of the town on Lunenburg, ‘the English don’t come out of this well.’ Indeed, the more I travelled and learnt about the history of this part of Nova Scotia, the more I realised what a lazy, lying and hypocritical race the English were, especially when they colo