While predominantly
from Newfoundland, this area houses a multitude of smiling
eastern folk from Nova Scotia, P.E.I.
and New Brunswick. Aside from their British-like drawl or
Newfoundland brogue, these people can be identified by their
overt friendliness and sincere social nature.
Although they love
fiddles, they'll dance jigs to any music. They eat
seafood dishes steeped in tradition, drink drum loads of
Scotch
and Screech and make non-easterners kiss a dead cod
to become one of them. With all of this culture to share,
it was only a matter of time before the East Coast
Night
Association was born.