Cape Breton, Nova Scotia: Forts, Fiddles, and Stormy Seas!

[@orreng]

My family is from south Louisiana. Ancestors from that part of Canada. So wonderful to hear the music, the nexus of Cajun music. Many family members played accordion and fiddle. Love Canada and Love your content.

[@j9randall]

Beautiful place, great people, music and food! Home away from home.

[@RVgeeks]

We’ve spent two summers on Cape Breton, and are so excited that you got to experience the wonder of one of our favourite places on the planet. The music is just amazing and we would probably live there if it wasn’t so cold in the winter. 😁

[@jerrydaminato743]

Love the music on your video. Also we love the music of the east coast! 🇨🇦 Headed there in the spring.

[@robertcarroll2290]

We live in Cape Breton. Great video of our hidden Island gem!

[@BillSprague]

Take all the time you need. Luna is your (and would be my) priority. I’ll pray for Luna. I’ll also pray things go well with your truck. I love that big beast! Thanks for this great video!

[@pizzasaurolophus]

Great video, I overland in Cape Breton as a weekend warrior with my rooftop tent...you guys had a great itinerary for how long you were here!

[@lil_skipp]

awesome. thanks for sharing guys! wonderful representation of what Cape Breton has to offer! enjoy you travels around our wonderful province.

[@davem163]

Very grateful for another wonderful video. Thank you!❤

[@angelaklinger2951]

Another wonderful and informative video. Thank you for taking us along on your adventures.

[@jtbear70]

Bringing back memories of our travel around the Cabot trail 10 years ago. Thanks!

[@keithmallett7987]

Amazing video, thanks!

[@glennkennedy441]

Loved the fiddle music, so rootsy.

[@annamaybeekman]

BEAUTIFUL I HAVE WANTED TO GO TO NOVA SCOTIA SINCE I WAS A LITTLE GIRL

[@janicemiersma9561]

Such an interesting video. Really enjoyed the ceilidhs . I hope to get to the Maritimes some day, but if not, watching your videos has been so enjoyable.

[@brianmombourquette2673]

Wonderful representation of a beautiful corner of the world. I almost thought I had been the previous owner of your jigsaw puzzle, but I checked and it was just a bit different. Thanks again for sharing your trip with us all 😊

[@suemeyer7551]

Hey! Have watched the last 2 episodes in a row so I think the fudge was in the previous episode but....if you are craving fudge, a quick fudge is to take a tub of ready made frosting & a bag of chocolate chips, microwave for about 1.5 mins in 30 second bursts stirring in between. Then for ease, put in an pan 8x8 works well, lined with foil and sprayed lightly or butter so it doesn't stick. Put mixture in and let it harden in the fridge. You could do it in a pan too I'm sure, just til the chips are melted. Mix it up. Chocolate icing with peanut butter chips. Chocolate icing with chocolate chips melted then fold in mini marshmallows and broken up graham crackers for smores kind. Not as good as real fudge but its a hit camping! Beautiful area, watching from YYC.

[@galloots13]

The parking lot at 29:39 is where you get the best sunsets and photos of the park. Too bad it was raining. Some great memories at that spot.

[@michaelbecnel63]

That's an amazing area. Most of the names of the musicians made me think you were here in South Louisiana. Have you guys found a road you wouldn't attempt to go down😅. Really enjoying this journey. Happy Trails🐕🦮

[@jerrydaminato743]

We’re we’re there in 2016 and headed back for 2025! 🇨🇦 thanks folks. Loved the music on Cape Breton and also definitely the Bell exhibit.

[@criticalevent]

Even though I see the fortress a couple times a week, I haven't been inside since I was a kid. A lot has changed.

[@scottmccambley764]

I grew up about 20 miles from the Bell Homestead in Brantford Ontario which is another interesting site to visit. I also work at a historic private boarding school in Southern Ontario. One of our graduates was Casey Baldwin. Casey Baldwin worked for A G Bell as his chief test pilot and was one of the first to fly Bell's Silver Dart ( Canada's first airplane ). Like AG Bell and Glen Curtiss, Casey was also a founding member of the EAA and later went on to work for Curtiss Wright Aircraft Corporation running their Canadian operations during WW1 when they produced trainer aircraft and pilots for the RFC

[@wendysuperfan1014]

thanks guys

[@williamthawley9251]

about 40 years ago I was at ft louisburg, and I recognize the entrance, it was cloudy and some rain the day I was there, sorry to see it has not changed(the weather I mean).

[@FawnandStevesTravels]

Just watched your video of being in Cape Breaton. If you're still in Nova Scotia we have have a spot you can Boondock by a river near Truro if you want 😊

[@placesonthelist]

We visited the fort last year from a cruise stop on the way to Greenland. Rented a car and got about 5 hours there, saw most of it. The Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site is also a good place to visit.

[@toddramsay977]

The bells not only double for the shepherds to know where the cows are, but also scare away any would-be predators.

[@meandtee_travels]

It would seem that you missed lunch at Meat Cove. Ah well, Something for next trip.

[@g.r.2985]

My wife and I spent a couple nights in Meet Cove a few years back and still have very fond memories of it.

[@horizon42q]

What cell service did you use up there?

[@john-fm6re]

where is Lewisburg ... I know of Louisbourg.

[@criticalevent]

The Fishing Cove trail might have been a little more your style, definitely not ADA compliant like Skyline is :)

[@rhondablackburn3713]

I would have never made it down that watery road. I am just too scared of what you can’t see.

[@toddramsay977]

Yeah, you can taste the rainbow silly wabbit! The was the leftover skittles in your teeth that came loose from the afternoon snack! LOL!

[@dsanford12]

Did you guys go anywhere near iceberg alley , And see a giant bird floating. ?

[@toddramsay977]

So you went from 450hp to 10 cow power! LOL!

[@davidreid8353]

Baddeck is pronounced Baa-deck!