Our drive today was from Port Hood to Cheticamp, the largest town on the west side of Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
On this day we started on a dirt road that was recommended by the bed and breakfast owners. It kept us off the main road for perhaps 10 or 15 miles. It was a real joy, as I don't recall seeing any other car.
This red barn scene overlooking the ocean was my favorite scenic view on this day:
We have yet to learn what a "licensed" restaurant is. As far as I remember,
Today's destination is the green pin, Cheticamp.
Favorite Takes
1) Dirt Road Near West Mabou
On this day we started on a dirt road that was recommended by the bed and breakfast owners. It kept us off the main road for perhaps 10 or 15 miles. It was a real joy, as I don't recall seeing any other car.
This red barn scene overlooking the ocean was my favorite scenic view on this day:
2) Lobster Rolls for Lunch
When you see "Lobster Roll" on the menu, be prepared for a lobster sandwhich. This happened frequently. Just an FYI; certainly not a complaint.
iPhone Image.
3) Cliff Views Along the Western Edge
4) Lobster Caesar Salad for Dinner
all of the restaurants we ate in were "licensed."
[Update: I have now received several helpful emails on this.
Licensed means that alcohol is available]
Caesar Salad does not get any better than this.
