one of the nice things the east has
over the west, is history and 'old'
stuff like heritage buildings and
towns; and, like the locks, for example.
beautifully maintained reminders of early
simpler times.
Yes, it's true. I find there's a different "feel" here when I'm travelling around the countryside. I like to photograph old log cabins and barns, the ruins of stone woolen and flour mills (we have a great many on just about every river in this area), water-powered sawmills, stone bridges with 3 to 5 span arches, and such things as the canals and locks. That kind of history turns up just about everywhere you travel in this area.
your talk of forges and blacksmiths
reminds me of lunenburg, n.s. its a
remarkable place.
Yes it is. I enjoy enjoy just about everything about being in N.S. -- Mahone Bay, the Digby Neck and Brier Island, Cape Blomidon. Can't wait to get back there sometime soon. (o:
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