Cycling

We hope to go back to Isle Madame sooner than later to explore more on land and sea. Before leaving for mainland Nova Scotia we stopped at Petit de Grat Island to buy fresh crab legs that we watched being unloaded off the boat. Packed in ice in our cooler - to cook for supper later.

The driftwood cluttering the shore drew me in to Bernard Island. Chose an interesting cane-shaped piece that would fit for transport - both on the 'Fury' we'd rented from our B&B and our car for the trip home.

Lennex Passage. Calm seas, clear sky. Perfect paddling.

Paddling past Ile Bernard Island. Tick the Tickle is written on my map of this section of waterway - not sure if it refers to the water or the point of land behind us, opposite the Island. Such a curious name that I had to make mention of it!

A perk of staying at The Groundswell Pub and Inn instead of camping. Quiche and coffee delivered on the deck :-)

A return evening hike to Cap la Ronde: to retrieve Derryl's glasses he'd taken off earlier while enjoying our afternoon snack. The wind wasn't strong enough to pick them up where they lay in the grass. It was really nice to see this view again in a different light!

Stopped for a snack - grabbed our hats just in time before they blew away.

Hiking the beach with @hammerhead at Cap la Ronde.

The hottest day of the year, cycled to Pondville Beach for the view and cool breeze.

Discovering la Goelette a Pepe coffee shop and cafe - and more - sealed it for us. This island has everything we need. Located in Arichat.