Page 50 - A Missionary Trek in Cape Breton
Published by Ronald Caplan on 1988/8/1 (282 reads)
other man returned, who told us that he had seen no vestige of a road. With courage we set off for the path found by the other, and soon reached it. We went cheerfully along for three miles, when it went into a brook, but did not come out. There was no trace of a road on the other side. We stood amazed for a few seconds, when one said, 'This is an Indian path for carrying their canoes from one brook or river to the oth? er.' At once we understood it to be the ,case, but it left us more puzzled than ever how to dispose of ourselves. I' j s I s I I s ': s s s J Cheticamp, N.S. Country - Bluegrass • Rock • Folk Fiddle and Newfoundland Music Largest selection of recorded music from the Atlantic Region available anywhere in Eastern Canada. Tap your toe to Cape Breton & Newfoundland Fiddle, Accordian & Folk Music, as well as other "Down East" presentations. Write or ask for our list of Newfoundland and Maritime music available by Mail Order. FREE COFFEE WHILE YOU SHOP TOURIST INFORMATION 2 miles south of Cheticamp, on the Cabot Trail Marie Roach, RO. Box 516, Cheticamp, N.& BOE IHO (902) 224-3782 ssssJsusjujjnuiA "We resolved to make another attempt to find a road. A regu? lar ridge of hills rose on each side of the brook. One went up each hill to the top, and one went along the side of the brook, looking to the right and left care? fully. I went down the brook side, but soon met with long WENDY'S Restaurant is a quick service restaurant with a dining room, solarium, and drive thru service. SOME FACTS YOU MAY NOT HAVE KNOWN FACT WENDY'S Competrtor-I Competitor-2 1) Serves frozen patties NO YES YES 2) Serves only fresliiy pattied Canadian iDeef YES NO NO 3) Premal
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