L’Ardoise, Cape Breton Island –
A walk down to where the brook runs out into the ocean. From where I am standing, we can see how nice and wide is the mouth of the brook. At high tide, the flow of the sea’s salty water runs up the brook into the ponds, just a few meters upstream. Then as the tide recedes, the flow of the ponds’ water runs back out into the ocean. All is well when nature doesn’t get angry and rough. When this happens, sand and kelp gets tossed around, disturbing and blocking the flow of the brook. Sometimes humans and machines is needed.
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Cape Breton Island is a small island on the northeast tip of Nova Scotia, Canada. No matter where you are on this picturesque island, no matter where you look, one will find a picture perfect occasion to capture a slice of Nova Scotia’s masterpiece.
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