Point of View Suites at Louisbourg Gates
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There's No Place Like Home
... I approached the Air Canada desk my old hockey buddy, Tim Brine, was there and, while he tried his best, he couldn't get me on the flight as it had been overbooked. He was surprised that I had not spoken up earlier as he never knew me to be quiet. Oh well, live and learn.
Tim also said that the two lads headed for the lockup will be banned from travelling on Air Canada as they are repeat offenders. Now how will they get back to work? Makes you ...
Beautiful Cape Breton
... so amazing that '..you will never want to leave again.' :)
The typical red barns and houses in a setting of colouful trees was really something. The dramatic sky with some sun just made it look even better. It is worth going there and maybe stay longer for some hikes next time.
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Land of the Fiddle
... will feature a
little while down the track. Stay tuned.)
Headed up to the Crow’s Nest to
kill a little time before the show. Tonight’s show featured a comedian and then
some of the Indonesian employees put on a cultural performance. Was really
good. Saw a few familiar faces from behind the food counters and bars. Had lots
of fun but a late night. Off to bed … zzzzzz.
PS. Swan on our bed ...
Cape Breton
... it and destroyed almost everything.
The next morning we had to be at the ferry terminal for 5:30am. Although we did have a reservation we wanted to make sure we got on the boat, so we booked a B&B just minutes from the terminal. They recommended a great little restaurant just down the street called Rollie's, where we had great 2 for 1 steak dinners and live traditional entertainment. Then we turned in early as 5am comes alot sooner than we would like it to.
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1744 French Port
... van in and made some sandwiches, we headed to the Fort that was managed by Parks Canada. The Fort has been authentically restored and has Barkerville style characters that act out their lives in the year 1744. After a guided tour of the site we were left to our own devices to seek out the characters and ask about their lives and any gossip going on. At midday, they fired one of the cannons (which was pretty ...