Rockin’ the 902: If I stopped to take a picture of every awesome thing here, I’d never get ANYWHERE
Posted: October 9, 2012 Filed under: Fave raves, Rockin' the 902 | Tags: Atlantic Canada, music 2 CommentsSeriously. This place is unbelievable. Pictures do not do it justice.
The trail along most of the upper part of the island is called the Cabot Trail. It circles most of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Ocean everywhere, and mountains, and endless trails. They recommend you take three to four days to see it all; I don’t think that’s even possible.
They’ve gotten a bit crabbier about taking pics at the music venues. Still, I recognize my responsibility as your eyes and ears at the festival. So I will do what I can. You’re welcome.
The Chaisson Family
Rocky Shore – The two gents in the middle made almost all of these instruments
Fiddlers’ Bid – Brought down the house
Acts I couldn’t get pics of but that you really should Google search: The Outside Track, Donna-Marie DeWolfe, Sprag Session, Crowdis Bridge, The Dardenelles, and Nuala Kennedy And Oiralla.
Whale watching, maybe, tomorrow. Keep yer fingers crossed.
Name-Brand Ketchup. 
Beautiful pictures. Will take a listen to the music tomorrow. Good luck whale watching.
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