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I bundled up my fig tree for the winter and then mowed and bagged a bunch of leaves. I also did some genealogical research and, in the course of that, learned about the British scheme to settle foreign Protestants in Nova Scotia from 1749-1752 as a counter to the Catholic Acadians. The were mostly recruited from the Rhineland in Germany and Montbéliard in France, and some of them were my ancestors. It was an interesting bit of history that I did not know.
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