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About

Unique pottery reflecting the bounty, wildlife and sea life of the Island. Studio/gallery in a renovated barn two minutes from the Cabot Trail.

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Location & Contact

664 East Big Intervale Road, Margaree Valley, Nova Scotia

902-258-5677

stewartapplegath@gmail.com

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