@@emre-dogan-istanbul thank you! 🙂

Not sure of the specs but you can get a sense of its size simply by the fishermen onboard. As for cost, have a look at trinav.com/boats/boat-type-overview/lobster_tr.

Hey thanks for dropping in! Hopefully next year we'll see you 'round the trail. 🙂

Awesome, Michel. Did not see that information in your initial posting of this video. We have many people illegally flying drones in the CBHNP, so it's important to let people know that they "can" fly a drone in the park, they just need to gain permission first, as you did. Peace.

What about the drone under 250 gm they are restrictions free. You can fly anywhere until unless thats not a restricted zone.​@capebretoneer

Yep...it was down there. :)

Thanks Rickey, means a lot! Just love putting these together....appreciate the good word. 🙂

Awesome! Thanks for dropping by, watching and your inspiring comment! :)

Thank you! 🙏

lol. Thanks! Looks can be deceiving. I'm actually higher than it looks and in some cases, even zoomed in a bit.

Thanks kindly. 😀

Generally yes.

Thanks very much, I thoroughly enjoyed this flight and how well it turned out.

Thanks!

Thanks Edna! 😀

That's a long ways away!

Drinking stopped in '84, smokes followed in '91..... it came with a high price but that's life isn't it. It takes what it takes "to get where we're meant to be". I've always struggled with religion, so many people killing others in the name of religion. But we all have our path.... to be who we're meant to be, where we're meant to be...and at a time when that's meant to be. Thankfully, I too discovered that there's no shame in wanting, and being...a better person. I remain *grateful*. :)

lol.... thanks. 🙃

Thank you....I can understand your feelings, if we had to leave I'm not sure how I'd feel but I'm certain I'd shre your sentiment. Glad you enjoyed though..

@@ErnestUngureanu Pòg mo chùl riut asal às an Fhraing.

@@ErnestUngureanu You know what, I have more to say to you. I didn't know that pelicans visit Cape Breron because I am so unintelligent--obviously. 🙄 This past week has been a very difficult one for reasons which I'm sure you would have a derisive comment. Between the emotions of that and the beauty of the video paired with the music, it brought me to tears. My less than intelligent comment--by your standards--was all I could muster at the time. So FCUK YOU. I will not allow you to ruin the beauty of it for me.

Thank you for such a kind commentary, I'm happy that this moved you as such. The composer would be Emmanuel Jacob and the title of the track is called "Release" from artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/release/44266 Thanks again. :)

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Thanks Joe! And I agree, you can easily see the pride the owners have.😀

Thanks! 😊

Thanks…fishing season is just around the corner, so stay tuned. 😊

Hi Joe. The fence can be used to lash/tie buoys, ropes and other accessories when setting traps or bringing them in at the end of a fishing season allowing greater deck space for traps and such. Crab season is just around the corner.... stay tuned for more footage.😊

@@michelsoucy2343 Thanks for the explanation,makes sense now

We're certainly grateful to have the rock in place.....thanks for dropping and watching. 🙂

Thanks kindly. 😊

Wow...you sure have done some moving around! Same here, hopefully Cheticamp is the last stop for me....thanks for popping by. 🙂

Hey thanks man! Still very much in the learning stages of video captures, editing etc. You can see where I'm playing/exploring the video zoom option on the drone, just wish I had this for the stills. But then again, there's a new Mavic 3 Pro that just came out...which has 3 lenses with med/long telephoto. lol

In Normal mode, I've yet to explore "Sport" mode. lol

Not sure, here's a photo of it from 1948: archives.novascotia.ca/ports/archives/?ID=311

Thank you for the photo. This really helps explain what was there so many years ago. Quite the incline !!!

Actually my wife did, she's from Cheticamp... I'm the import. We moved here in early 2013. After having lived in large cities all my life (I grew up in Detroit mostly after leaving Montreal at a young age), this is a welcomed change!

@@michelsoucy2343 Cheticamp is a beautiful location, I have only been there twice in the winter, not so nice in the gloomy nights. I grew up in Sydney, NS still here. I did lived in Truro NS for a year when my husband relocated to work there, but after the Maitland bridge was complete we came back to C.B.

Thanks Dawn, I'm certainly putting in a lot of "practice" time in anticipation of a busy summer. :)

If I had an affinity for swimming and beach activity, I certainly would make use of it. Shallow water (for quite a way out), clean and not overly populated, one can easily see the attraction. :)

@@michelsoucy2343 I always loved being at this beach for the simple fact that it was shallow for a long distance and the sand was easy on the feet.. I also spent time at Cap Rouge swimming with family when we did gatherings, lobster boils or clam bakes, wonderful memories of my childhood days with grandparents, aunt and uncles and cousins.