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Our ship (Regatta, Oceania Cruise Lines) |
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Cousins relaxing after dinner |
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Province House, where the Legislative Assembly of PEI has met since 1847. |
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Typical local T-shirt on sale. (Seems booze is very popular here.) |
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Tour guide for the Ann of Green Gables tour. |
Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922) was the inventor of the telephone and
was also known for his education of the deaf. Bell first visited Cape
Breton in 1885 and set up a vacation home the
following year. He spent a good part of each year there with his wife
Mabel Hubbard Bell away from the formality and summer heat of Washington
DC.
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We visited the AG Bell museum and historic site. We discovered that he was not only known for the telephone and as a teacher of the deaf, but he was a prolific inventor in aeronautics, marine engineering, medicine, etc. we saw his hydrofoil craft at the musuefulm. |
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Naomi and Martin (our taxi driver) |
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Alexander Graham Bell and Mabel sculpture in Baddeck, Nova Scotia |
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Sculpture of Allen with Alexander Graham Bell & his wife, Mabel. (Seems like Medusa's head turned Allen into stone to better socialize with the Bells.) |
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Downtown Halifax |
Located in Halifax's South End in the Halifax Ocean Terminals, Pier 21 was used as a passenger terminal for trans-Atlantic ocean liners from 1928 until 1971.![]() |
immigrants landing at Pier 21 in 1935? |
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Actually a very large indoor market and a very old building. Our main browsing activity in Saint John |
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A view inside City Market |
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Naomi & Gerry |
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Reading is popular in Saint John |
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Thinking or Sleeping? |
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At dinner back on the ship |
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After dinner, listening to the String Quarted |