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Dal News Staff - July 23, 2009
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| Oooh, the Miller Lake Dragon! |
The Bay of Fundy has swept into the final round of an international contest designed to name the next seven wonders of nature.
Canada's only remaining entrant in the contest was named on Tuesday to the Top 28 of the New 7 Wonders of Nature campaign.
In an alternate universe, what attractions would you nominate for our own 7 Wonders contest? Think wacky, like the rock dice you see along the Highway 107 on the way to Musquodoboit Harbour or the Miller Lake Dragon which pokes its head out of the water on the way to the airport.
SEE STORY: The best of a wonder-full world in the Toronto Star
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Or three pools, near greenwhich in the valley.
July 24, 2009 3:03 PM
"Rockingham Station was adopted 1 March 1921 on 11D/12. Changed to Rockingham (Rockingham Station P.O.) (Sett.) 19 January 1956 on C. 4310. Changed to Rockingham 5 April 1961 on C. 4310.
Based on the following criteria: projection shift, road network, building clusters & geographic area, the Locator Point was adjusted, 13 July 2009. "Snapped" (D.Cody)
1)Named after the Rockingham Club, formed about 1800, for the first men of Halifax for social purposes, and so named out of compliment to Governor Wentworth, one of its leading members, who was connected with the family of Lord Rockingham - station added to distinguish it from Rockingham, Yarmouth. (Postmaster, 1922)"
July 24, 2009 3:03 PM
"Rockingham Station was adopted 1 March 1921 on 11D/12. Changed to Rockingham (Rockingham Station P.O.) (Sett.) 19 January 1956 on C. 4310. Changed to Rockingham 5 April 1961 on C. 4310.
Based on the following criteria: projection shift, road network, building clusters & geographic area, the Locator Point was adjusted, 13 July 2009. "Snapped" (D.Cody)
1)Named after the Rockingham Club, formed about 1800, for the first men of Halifax for social purposes, and so named out of compliment to Governor Wentworth, one of its leading members, who was connected with the family of Lord Rockingham - station added to distinguish it from Rockingham, Yarmouth. (Postmaster, 1922)"