We got to town an hour before the market opened, so toured a bit, out to their working harbour at a lighthouse:
The market was small in size and busy. Lots of food, but no seafood. I guess the locals get enough of that in other ways.
A knitted spare tire cover, in the parking lot |
An early lunch at the Market, local sausages. It seemed like local everything here. |
Here are a couple of short video clips that show some live entertainment in the market. The first video should have been longer, the little dancer really got into the music:
After the market we dropped in to a town park we had seen earlier, and just enjoyed the water and the cool breeze. Signed with No Overnight Parking, or we'd likely still be there:
A nice little gazebo, a memorial to a local 23-year-old fellow |
Almost the closest we got to a church today |
Later we stopped in to Port Hood to see their beaches, had a nice little break and headed south from there, along the western side of Cape Breton. New territory for us, there is a multi-use trail all along that coast. We've never seen the trail mentioned, and it's worth a mention. Celtic Shores Coastal Trail.
This is on the southern bit of the trail |
Just in case you think it's always sunny in Nova Scotia, this is the view out our van window here at Linwood Harbour campground tonight, as a storm moves through the area:
I think I'd enjoy that Celtic Shores trail.
ReplyDeleteYes, I think you would. The parts we saw looked to have an excellent surface.
DeleteWhat a lovely trail to explore and the local markets are always fun to see. Too bad no seafood thou8gh.
ReplyDeleteWe were disappointed about the lack of seafood at the market. Still a good market though.
DeleteGreat pics again,,,
ReplyDeleteGreat map, to see where u are,,,
Glad the storm went thru fast,,,,
Take care,,,,
Thanks Elaine. I've added maps to some of the earlier blogs too, now that I sort of know how.
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