The jouney so far
Aug 26th 2008, 6:03 pm
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Re: The jouney so far
Have a wonderful trip 
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Aug 26th 2008, 6:14 pm
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Arrived at last!!
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Re: The jouney so far
Aug 29th 2008, 10:13 pm
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Re: The journey so far - loving nova scotia
Hi Guys
quick update - having a ball. Left Halifax and went to Brule for a 2 day chill out truly beautiful and amazing sunsets along with some whopping mosquito bites. Every one really friendly and helpful keep giving us fresh veg, had a look round tamagouchie. Went over to Prince Edward Island on the confederation bridge. Came back today on the ferry had a look round New Glasgow. Well thats it for now - reassurance to those who are worrying re driving accomodation etc dont we have nothing booked not spent 1 night in the car yet and driving is fine. Heading up cape breton way tommorow.
quick update - having a ball. Left Halifax and went to Brule for a 2 day chill out truly beautiful and amazing sunsets along with some whopping mosquito bites. Every one really friendly and helpful keep giving us fresh veg, had a look round tamagouchie. Went over to Prince Edward Island on the confederation bridge. Came back today on the ferry had a look round New Glasgow. Well thats it for now - reassurance to those who are worrying re driving accomodation etc dont we have nothing booked not spent 1 night in the car yet and driving is fine. Heading up cape breton way tommorow.
Aug 29th 2008, 10:17 pm
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Re: The journey so far - loving nova scotia
Hi Guys
quick update - having a ball. Left Halifax and went to Brule for a 2 day chill out truly beautiful and amazing sunsets along with some whopping mosquito bites. Every one really friendly and helpful keep giving us fresh veg, had a look round tamagouchie. Went over to Prince Edward Island on the confederation bridge. Came back today on the ferry had a look round New Glasgow. Well thats it for now - reassurance to those who are worrying re driving accomodation etc dont we have nothing booked not spent 1 night in the car yet and driving is fine. Heading up cape breton way tommorow.
quick update - having a ball. Left Halifax and went to Brule for a 2 day chill out truly beautiful and amazing sunsets along with some whopping mosquito bites. Every one really friendly and helpful keep giving us fresh veg, had a look round tamagouchie. Went over to Prince Edward Island on the confederation bridge. Came back today on the ferry had a look round New Glasgow. Well thats it for now - reassurance to those who are worrying re driving accomodation etc dont we have nothing booked not spent 1 night in the car yet and driving is fine. Heading up cape breton way tommorow.
Aug 30th 2008, 2:59 am
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Re: The journey so far - loving nova scotia
Hi Guys
quick update - having a ball. Left Halifax and went to Brule for a 2 day chill out truly beautiful and amazing sunsets along with some whopping mosquito bites. Every one really friendly and helpful keep giving us fresh veg, had a look round tamagouchie. Went over to Prince Edward Island on the confederation bridge. Came back today on the ferry had a look round New Glasgow. Well thats it for now - reassurance to those who are worrying re driving accomodation etc dont we have nothing booked not spent 1 night in the car yet and driving is fine. Heading up cape breton way tommorow.
quick update - having a ball. Left Halifax and went to Brule for a 2 day chill out truly beautiful and amazing sunsets along with some whopping mosquito bites. Every one really friendly and helpful keep giving us fresh veg, had a look round tamagouchie. Went over to Prince Edward Island on the confederation bridge. Came back today on the ferry had a look round New Glasgow. Well thats it for now - reassurance to those who are worrying re driving accomodation etc dont we have nothing booked not spent 1 night in the car yet and driving is fine. Heading up cape breton way tommorow.
You should find the Cabot Trail stunning and worth the drive and it is set to be warm and sunny for the long back holiday weekend.
Aug 30th 2008, 11:27 am
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Re: The journey so far - loving nova scotia
Great to hear you are having a good time. Did you travel in the opposite direction from Brule out of Tatamagouche and see the sites along the coast? My daughter goes to riding lessons on Brule and this year it is bad for mosquitoes, unusualy wet and cooler in the evening than normal. Had you been around the 7th Sep you would have seen all the camera/tv crews filming for "The Week the Women Went".
You should find the Cabot Trail stunning and worth the drive and it is set to be warm and sunny for the long back holiday weekend.
You should find the Cabot Trail stunning and worth the drive and it is set to be warm and sunny for the long back holiday weekend.
Sep 4th 2008, 12:19 pm
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Well Cape Breton was amazing and the friendliest people i have ever met and my family are Irish so that is saying something. Loved it up there, we then headed down along the lighthouse trail very beautiful stayed in Lunnenberg. We are heading for Halfiax later. Despite the rain we are loving Nova Scotia just want to get home get the dog get a job and get back here asap.
