Nova Scotia / Cape Breton question(s)

"mdrawson" <mdrawson@cox.net> wrote in message
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> Great pics. I see you found the world's shortest drawbridge, and also
> Neil's Harbour (which is one of those best-kept secret places....).
>

Yes, wonderful pictures. Glad you had a nice time.

On Jul 9, 11:23 am, "steve.lo...@" <steve.lo...@>
wrote:
> Thanks everyone for the suggestions. We had a great trip through NS
> (2,253 miles door to door) and definitely experienced four very
> different sections (coastal lighthouse route, city - Halifax, cape
> breton and the fundy area). I want to put together a web page with
> all of our travel notes so the next family that is looking at it can
> hopefully benefit from our experiences.

Thanks for the pictures.........where did you find the sunny days!
It's now July 10th but hasn't been much of a summer yet!

On Jul 10, 6:55 am, nbVIA...@m wrote:
> On Jul 9, 11:23 am, "steve.lo...@" <steve.lo...@>
> wrote:
>
> > Thanks everyone for the suggestions. We had a great trip through NS
> > (2,253 miles door to door) and definitely experienced four very
> > different sections (coastal lighthouse route, city - Halifax, cape
> > breton and the fundy area). I want to put together a web page with
> > all of our travel notes so the next family that is looking at it can
> > hopefully benefit from our experiences.
>
> Thanks for the pictures.........where did you find the sunny days!
> It's now July 10th but hasn't been much of a summer yet!

We packed the good weather with us apparently. We arrived to
overcast skys in Yarmouth on 6/23, but no rain. Sunny later that day
and beautiful sun until the moring left Cheticamp (6/26). As we
started up through the park, it cleared up by lunch time when we did
the whale watch boat out of Pleasant Bay. Otherwise, beautiful
weather for the remainder of the trip - only about 4 hours of actual
trip time was rain.