Whycocomagh, Canada

... give more to charity per capita and income than other Canadians. This year the fishermen are getting only $3 a pound for lobster (Canada is metric, but imperial measurements are still commonly used for weight). The wildlife is nice too, so far I have ...

... beautiful sailboats moored close to shore in a very beautiful bay. We headed down the highway until we came to the Whycocomagh provincial campground (Brian had stayed here on his way out). It is a beautiful grassy campground overlooking Bras d’Or. ...

September 4, 2009 Awoke after a TERRIBLE night’s sleep - both of us now convinced that we are indeed too old to tent any longer. Quick breakfast, shower and off to Judique - a small community on the west shore of Cape Breton Island. It houses the ...

Rainy day. Distillery (ok, not great single malt), rain.  More rain.  Went back to camp: sunny.  Thus, the Whycocomagh rule.  Never leave the sun in search of sun in rainy places.