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| The Springhill mine museum - the coal cars and entrance to the underground shaft in the distance |
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| A local market near New Glasgow |
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| Bob and Michelle Camozzis rural Atlantic seaside retreat |
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| They own 22 acres of forest, field and beach |
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| They cut a path to the sea so they can survey the daily changes to their land and the sea |
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| Sea Kayaks - great for whale watching - Up Close! |
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| Ancient rocks march into the sea - once a part of the African continent - split apart by Continental Drift some 120 million years ago |
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| The gang at the beach - Chris, Bob, Michelle, Fran, Bruce and Christine |
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| A welcome sign upon our arrival - what a great stop over on our way to Cape Breton |
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| Ferry to NFLD - docked in North Sydney Harbour |
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| Our local wharf in Cape Dauphin with the days lobster pots stacked for tomorrows catch |
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| Can you spot the bait? |
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| Yup, it's a crab |
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| Lake freighter moves up Bras D'Or lake |
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| Tour of Fort Louisburg: All interpreters at Louisbourg are in character all day depicting life in 1744 French occupied Canada |
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| Cod processing shed |
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| Salt Cod dry on racks in the sun |
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| Asking permission to enter the Fort |
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| A complete reconstruction of the Fort according to authentic plans from 1713 |
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| Louisbourg archives - over 750,000 written documents - scanned with this microfische machine |
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| Governors residence |
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| Buying bread the 18thC way |
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| Entry gate from the sea into the fort |
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| Herb and vegetable gardens are 18th century authentic |
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| Engineers home |
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| Lunch circa 1744 in the upper class dining room of the marine hotel |
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| Captains home |
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| Soldiers barracks and parade grounds |
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| A view from the Fort out over the sea |
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| Chapel |
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| Typical marine chapel feature |
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| Our dining companions - a joyous time was had by all! |
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| A view from the ramparts |
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| Authentic portable fencing |
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| Sheep stone wall |
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| Louisbourg cross |
