leslie(nova scotia)
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- Sep 22, 2006
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From the land of the Bluenose.....after the other day and 144 coins thought a nice easy swish was in order so we packed a picnic and packed Otto and headed down the south shore via the old highway and through my home town of Hubbards.
. The old fish plant in the background is where the tv series Black harbour was filmed. Of course we had to stop at Hubbards Beach and pig out on a great order of fish and chips along with a long chat with the owners whom Marie had worked with and I knew from ball.
From there it was through scenic Mahone Bay which was quite busy with the tourists who flock to this small quaint town....this bouy is not sure why!
Finally we arrived at our destination.
Decided to do a land dig first when I ran into this sign
so I limited myself to the beach area
which coughed up a few pennies.
Enough of that so into the drink this bouy did go with his duct tape and popsicle repaired Seahunter
and out this bouy did come
with but a few trinkets
and a feeling like I was being crawled over by a mound of fire ants. Drying off and heading back to the car I found out why!
. The old fish plant in the background is where the tv series Black harbour was filmed. Of course we had to stop at Hubbards Beach and pig out on a great order of fish and chips along with a long chat with the owners whom Marie had worked with and I knew from ball.
From there it was through scenic Mahone Bay which was quite busy with the tourists who flock to this small quaint town....this bouy is not sure why!
Finally we arrived at our destination.
Decided to do a land dig first when I ran into this sign
so I limited myself to the beach area
which coughed up a few pennies.
Enough of that so into the drink this bouy did go with his duct tape and popsicle repaired Seahunter
and out this bouy did come
and a feeling like I was being crawled over by a mound of fire ants. Drying off and heading back to the car I found out why!
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Poison Ivy too! Can't believe it's that far north though. I would not think it was native. Up home in the U.P. of Michigan you never see it. Here in central Illinois you cannot walk anwhere in the woulds or brush without coming in contact with it. It is flat out lousy here. By the way, nice finds! 
