Two of Sir John A. MacDonald's most trusted advisors
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Jack and Mary Jagt are retired from the work of trading in natural rubber (Jack) and Intensive Care Nursing (Mary). They love to travel in their RV - nicknamed the Merrie Yacht. Recently moved from the home they raised their family in to a condo in a smaller town, they now have fewer home responsibilities and hope to be on the road more often.
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- Acadia National Park
- It is 9am and the tide is at it's lowest, so we c...
- At the end of the "land bridge", looking back at...
- Sand Cove
- Thunder Hole where the waves enter a small cave ...
- Acadia National Park is criss crossed with carria...
- North and South Bubble and Jordan Pond from the la...
- From the top of Cadillac Mountain - the view of ...
- At the end of our day, we return to the area whe...
- Driving onto the ferry
- The Digby Ferry
- Monday, Sept 27 - We took a ferry across a large...
- We are finally seeing Fall colour changes as we tr...
- Shelburne - a town of ship and dory builders goi...
- Lunenburg
- Lunenburg is a UNESCO world heritage town and it's...
- Lunenburg Harbour and the Fisheries Museum
- The Victorian Homes of Lunenburg
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- The 3 churches of Mahone Bay. If the water is st...
- Our campsite from the hiking trail to the caves
- Ovens Naturel Park
- Thunder Cave
- Cannon Cave goes deep into the rock and the wate...
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- Peggy's Cove
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- The memorial to Swiss Air flight 111 - downed nea...
- Sixty years ago the Jagt family passed through Pie...
- Sitting in the actual Immigration Hall where their...
- An actual deck chair rescued from the Titanic - at...
- A visit to the Citadel overlooking Halifax harbour
- Mary is 63 today!
- Mary's Birthday
- Cape Breton
- Visiting with Alice Thorne in Sydney
- Going underground in Colliery #4 at the Coal Min...
- Rita MacNeil was there in a rocking chair to gre...
- Driving the Cabot Trail
- The Cabot Trail
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- Each wave created a spray that we could see a rai...
- Ferry to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
- Leaving Prince Edward Island
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- God showed us a wonderful double rainbow at the en...
- The East Coast Trail
- Sunday began with sunshine but our plan to sit on ...
- Fishing boat and lobster traps at Pinette Harbour ...
- Another stop - for a wine tasting at PEI's only w...
- Cape Bear Lighthouse - a Marconi station and the...
- Making friends
- Panmure Island Lighthouse
- End of day and our stay on PEI
- Green Gables - Cavendish, PEI
- It is a beautiful sunny day after Friday's rain an...
- Green Gables cottage home of Matthew and Marilla...
- Anne's bedroom
- If you have read the "Anne" books, you know the ef...
- Historic Homes of Charlottetown
- Historic Charlottetown
- Historic Confederation Hall where Canada became ...
- Two of Sir John A. MacDonald's most trusted advi...
- An afternoon pick-me-up of Cow's Mooie-Gooie ice ...
- Following the North Cape Coastal Trail
- Touring PEI
- The village of O'Leary has a Potato Museum - how ...
- Tignish Harbour
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- North Cape Lighthouse
- Where the Northumberland Strait meets the Gulf o...
- The "bottle" bottle
- Hole in the dyke
- Flowerpots to Potatos to Lobsters
- At low tide the flowerpots are fully exposed and...
- Walking on the beach under the flower pots
- The Confederation Bridge is 13km long linking New...
- The red soil and potato fields of Prince Edward I...
- Mmmm! Lobster for supper!
- High Tide at Hopewell
- The flower pot rocks at Hopewell Cove
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- Closer down to the water level
- Fundy National Park
- Wednesday, September 15 - Jack's 68th birthday!!!!...
- I am about halfway out on the beach to the edge ...
- All the stones are barnacle encrusted
- I will stay here and watch the tide come in.
- Three minutes later, standing in the same spot.
- Enjoying out lunch of a rich seafood chowder.
- In the little town of Alma, the fishing fleet is g...
- Make a wish and blow out the candles!!
- King's Landing
- It is still a grey cloudy day, but we arrive at Ki...
- The mill stream powered this sawmill and a grist...
- The Ingraham home had a wonderful cedar-walled f...
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