Who Sits on a Beach Anymore?
Published in The Globe and Mail | By Kat Tancock
“Our motto is ‘slow down to seethe world’,” says Kathy Stewart of Butterfield & Robinson. “There is so much more to experience walking or biking through the countryside than seeing it from a car window or lying on a beach, and it is a great way to get some exercise to justify all the gourmet food you will eat.”
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