Cape Breton evokes deep memories and strong emotions for me as well as a deep appreciation for the beauty of my adopted island. My hopes are that you too might find the photos evocative - maybe a view you've not enjoyed before, or an 'Oh I've been there', or if from away that you may be encouraged to visit this fair isle so that you might come to love and breathe Cape Breton as I do. One word about place names that I use - some are completely local usage while others are from maps of Cape Breton that I've purchased over the years. I frequently post travel and other photos that are of interest to me - and hopefully you.
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When we had came into town off the main road to L'Anse Aux Meadows we were
hoping that we might have a nice visit to the theatre out in this
lovely rural town - but they were sold out.
Warehouse Theatre, Cow Head, NL
The
Fly Fisher's Companion is a hilarious, heartfelt journey into the lives
of two men on their last fishing trip together. Wes an optimistic poet
and Don a testy businessman have returned to the fishing lodge they
built 50 years ago for one last trip to cast their lines into Cape
Breton's Margaree River. It’s a trip through decades, into virtual
memory and imagination, and into a relationship that has all the
turbulent beauty and gentle grace of a highland stream. Ultimately, The
Fly Fisher's Companion is a tale of two fishermen that offers humour and
poignant insights into life. Box Office: 1-877-243-2899
After we finished our meal at Back Cove Restaurant we decided to explore a little and drove toward a small dock area (of Back Cove I presume) and then onto an unpaved road toward a few houses. Not certain whether the unpaved road was private or public we turned back toward the dock. The feeling of solitude and quiet of the world came over us as we stopped and took in the scenery.