Well, the dregs of winter are here. Cold. Snowy. Nothing much to look forward to to break the monotony.

And Covid 19 makes it all so much worse.

Never fear! We’ve gathered up 8 Covid safe activities to hold you over until spring.
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1. Order in your favorite  local wine ( Most offer shipping like Lightfoot and Wolfville) and have an indoor picnic.
   
2. Take a dessert tour. Try a new restaurant every week- just for dessert.
   

   

3. Go for a winter snowshoe on Rogart Mountain Trail. P.S It’s gorgeous in all seasons.
   221 Alex MacDonald Rd, Tatamagouche, NS

4. 

   At the head of the Rogart Mountain trail, find Sugar Moon restaurant- dine in, but also offers pre-ordered take out ,curbside shopping, snowshoe rental and “sugar on snow ‘taste tests. Open weekends only
   221 Alex MacDonald Rd, Tatamagouche, NS
   902- 657-3348
   

   

5. Paint a piece of pottery at the Clay Cafe Studio, Truro or Halifax or The Clayground in Wolfville
   In the city, Clay Cafe Halifax  6413 Quinpool Rd, Halifax, NS 902 -429-2994 Clay Cafe Truro 600 Prince St, Truro, NS  902-843-4070
   Or Clay Ground Wolfville  348 Main St, Wolfville, NS 902- 542-2169

   

6. Join a guided hike with Hike Nova Scotia
   

   

7. Enjoy an afternoon  at the Discovery Centre in Halifax-Open Thursday to Sunday,9am-12pm & 1pm-4pm
   902.492.4422
   1215 Lower Water Street
   Halifax, Nova Scotia
   B3J 3S8
   
   
8. Browse and grab a  coffee at Otis and Clementine’s Books. It’s a neat little used bookstore/coffee shop that often fosters kittens.
   902 826-1823
   5209 St. Margaret’s Bay Rd.
   Upper Tantallon, NS
   B3Z 1E3