Glenora Greens

Glenora Distillers, based on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, is the distiller of Canada's only Scottish-style single malt whisky.  They also craft several specialty whiskies and rums, and in the event that you feel incapable of driving home there is no need to worry because you can stay at the Glenora Inn & Distillery, a very tranquil bed and breakfast.

Hidden behind a door that was conveniently marked "Employees Only" I stumbled upon this...

Running a tourist attraction such as the Glenora Distillery with a restaurant included requires the help of a great chef; and that great chef (at least in my opinion) requires immediate access to the freshest herbs and spices at any time.  Luckily, here at Glenora the chef has just that.  Check out the wide variety of greens this kitchen has to work with...

 Pineapple Mint...never heard of that one (it tasted great though)!

 Oregano, Cilantro, Parsley (Italian and regular), French Tarragon...you name it!

@GlenBreton is another great organization who knows how to @addmoregreen.

Farmers Feed Cities!

Halifax in Nova Scotia has a farmers market that has been alive and running for 262 years...we were lucky enough to gather some grub from a few vendors for lunch and dinner on our way back into the US.  The farmers market is located in the Keith's Brewery building on Lower Water Street.

Since 1750, these farmers have been providing the seaside city of Halifax with a variety of fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, meats, cheeses, seafood, baked goods, jams, jellies, and crafts.  The market operates on Saturdays from 7AM until 1PM...plenty of time for everyone to get their weekly supplies.

We decided to get our produce from this farmer, who informed us that everything left of that yellow bin of potatoes and the silver beet on the table was organic.  That's local  and sustainable farming at it's finest.  This is the mindset that @addmoregreen would like to teach young farmers in Central America.  Deciding to grow organically does excellent things for human health and the health of the environment...it just makes sense.

Check out this awesome grafitti...and more about the historic farmers market in Halifax on their website  and through their twitter account @brewerymarket

FARMERS FEED CITIES!

Green Machine

This is a great way to @addmoregreen in a city.  On Kensington Street in Toronto there was a vehicle being used as a planter box.