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(I heard it was so slow that people were getting off and picking blueberries and getting back on again.) That's exaggerated a little bit. I'll tell you what they did do, th-ough. There was a blueberry barrens at Homeville, between Homeville and Morien. We used to stop and let them off there--it was just a matter of a couple minutes. You'd pick them up at the station when you were coming back in the evening. It was • just a matter of courtesy, so they wouldn't have to walk a couple of miles to get to the blueberries. They knew what time the train would be coming in the eve? ning, and they'd walk up to the station. But we never stopped and waited while peo? ple picked berries. It wasn't that bad! This article is really a continuation of the S & L story begun in Issue 28. Photos come from the S & L Museum, Louisbourg and Leo Evans' collection. Again, our thanks to Leo and Charles Bagnell for their help. f' CampGill Lighthouse Cape Breton Shopping Plaza Sydney River, Nova Scotia The Shop with the Answer to all your Lighting Needs. All Rooms Overlook Sydney Harbour Vista Motel King's Road, Sydney, N.S. RESERVATION NUMBER: 539-6550 Zenith Number: 07940, Anywhere in N.S. For all your travel needs*. American Express Travel Service /w'% We want to be your travel agent. ACTA r J.A.Ycxjng&Son; 181 Charlotte Street Sydney, N.S. 539-'800 Young's Travel in Woolco Woolco Department Store Sydney River 562-5553 Don't leave home without us.'' MacLeod's Bookstore Ltd. Books on Caoe Breton Images ut Cape Breton, photos by Warren Gordon 18.95 Black Around the Eyes, Jeremy Akerman 14.95 The Nova Scotia Traveller, Wm B. Hamilton 9.95 7.95 6.95 Cruise Cape Breton, Cape Breton Development Corp. 9.98 Louisbourg, John Fortier & Owen Fitzgerald (photos) 12. DOWN NORTH: The Book of Cape Breton's Magazine 12.95 Still Standing, Terry Sunderland The Akerman Years, Paul MacEwan Mail Orders I 361 Charlotte Street - P. O. Box 658 SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA I CANADA ' I A Specialty (26)