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Feeding the ducks in down town Sydney Cape Breton Island.

This beach is located in little Anse in cape breton island nova Scotia

This is the Natural history museum located in Halifax Nova Scotia. It contains specimens of all animal's you could see or encounter and those that are prehistoric in this province through out its history

This Train set has been being built for 25 years and counting consistently having more added to it the builder of this set is David Mackinnon

A surprise visit with my sons. We found a nice playground in Porters Lake Nova Scotia.

A wildlife park located on Grand Mira North Road in Cape Breton Island.

Cape Breton Highlanders Remembrance Day ceremony in Sydney Nova Scotia Canada.

I took my sons into the woods to experience minimal camping and building a shelter.

In this video I am the first person to go into the underground tunnels in a really long time

Along sandy beach with remains of ww2 structures and lots of marine life

A military battery that has seen both Ww1 and Ww2. Now left abandoned

On this adventure we go to the Alexander Graham Bell Museum located in Baddeck Cape breton Island Nova Scotia Canada. Mr Bell was Scottish born in 1847 he was an inventor, scientist and a engineer. He is credited with inventing and patenting the first practical telephone.

We spent Christmas eve and morning camping and Santa left presents

On this adventure aiden and gage go camping and we catch frogs in the pond.

A local swimming spot located in South Bar it has beautiful reefs and the water is a little chilly but well worth it on a hot day.

historic church built in 1916. It was once visited by a past PM of canada

Me and my friends made a cabin for my sons so we can spend Christmas eve camping.

I walked the coast between fort petrie and polar bear beach in Cape breton island Nova Scotia Canada

Fort Oxford (1944-1953) - Fort Oxford was a long-range counter-bombardment coastal gun battery situated 4 miles north-west of the entrance to Sydney Harbor, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia, Canada. Originally to be built at Oxford Point, but moved to a more defensible location to the west before construction began, about 1/3 mile inland of the coast between Merritt Head and Bonar Point. Last deactivated in 1953. Also referred to as Oxford Battery in some documents.

This lake is located in Cape breton island Nova Scotia canada

Broughton was once a mining town and after it was abandoned the military took it over and was once again left for nature to reclaim.

This military battery experienced two different time periods Ww1 and Ww2.

My sons aiden and gage decorated the Charlie Brown tree for Santa to visit us in the woods

military fortification first built in 1740 and decommissioned in 1956.

a nice boat ride in Chedabucto Bay Arichat a beautiful fishing community.