Day 6: More of the Same
Much of today was spent travelling rather than sight-seeing, but we did manage to get a few pictures.
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A couple of food highlights from the day: Bologna was one of the meat choices on the menu for breakfast this morning. I’ve eaten bologna before, but I’ve never seen it on a menu. It was very tasty, more meaty and flavorful than what I’ve had before. And we had read about the Chowder Trail Passport before leaving home, and although we’ve sampled a lot of chowder in the past few days, restaurants on the Chowder Trail had eluded us. Not so today. We now have our passports, and our first stamps! I highly recommend the chowder at the Red Shoe Pub in Mabou.
In closing, if you ever decide to visit Cape Breton, allow several days for your visit. There are museums, galleries, artisans, hiking, whale watching, fabulous food, and awesome scenery. We only sampled a tiny bit of what the area has to offer, and we’ve encountered the friendliest people! I think I’ll try to get a job with the Chamber of Commerce.
Hope you’re enjoying your week as much as I am. Sunny
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I'm so enjoying holidaying with you Sunny. It all looks fabulous...and it's on my wishlist!!
ReplyDeletelooks nice and glad you are enjoying it.
ReplyDeleteLove the lighthouses! "Real" bologna is much better than what you buy prepackaged in the grocery store! My dad used to fry up a lot of bologna for breakfast back in the day.
ReplyDeleteHi Sunny, I'm loving your holiday... wow 200 pics in a day... I don't think even I could manage that! Stay Safe...
ReplyDeleteps: how is mrQD?
The pictures are beautiful and the sound of the chowder is making my mouth water.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, I love the water ones the best! Enjoy your holiday!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking us along for the ride...
ReplyDeleteMY 'big boy' camera is very jealous of all these wonderful photos you are taking!!
ReplyDeletehugs, di and miss gracie
Breath-taking!
ReplyDeleteThe trip is going well. Love chowder, too.
ReplyDeletesorry for multiple comments... can you tell I'm an impatient 'tapper'? lol I deleted all the ones I could, but blogger wouldn't let me delete them all. sorry!
ReplyDeleteLovely country you're traveling through. I've enjoyed your photos.
ReplyDeleteWell I am just catching up on your travels , wonderful photos Suuny , you really did get to see some of the best highlights and ate at the Red Shoe a favorite restaurant of ours . So glad you enjoyed Cape Breton , to me it is God's Country :-)
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