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[Lise]

Have a great time, V & C (and Thom and DP of C?). Part of my family came over from Scotland after the Revolutionary War (which I'm sure they called the "Obnoxious, Disobedient Colonists' War"), landed in NS. I still have relatives in Truro. We were there many years ago for a family reunion and tour of dead relatives. I believe my aunt has done a bike tour there as well. She loves Acadia Nat'l Park, camps and hikes there every year.

bikerz, what's dulse? I'm thinking seaweed.

Looking forward to the reports and pix!

[slinkedog]

Can't wait to hear all about your adventures, V and CindySue! I hope you guys have a wonderful time!

[Veronica]

I still have relatives in Truro. We were there many years ago for a family reunion and tour of dead relatives. I believe my aunt has done a bike tour there as well. She loves Acadia Nat'l Park, camps and hikes there every year.

bikerz, what's dulse? I'm thinking seaweed.

Looking forward to the reports and pix!

V grabs map again - Truro isn't on our route. But it is where the train station to Montreal is.

I hope I actually take pictures. I have to focus on this is about seeing the sites.... it's okay to take more than 5 minutes off the bike.

V.

[bikerz]

bikerz, what's dulse? I'm thinking seaweed.

Yes - dried seaweed - it's yummy. There was a big discusson last time I was there when I said I'd like to get some dulse. Everyone had opinions of where the best stuff was, and none of them agreed with each other.

Some of my family went to Nova Scotia from the colony of New Jersey - there were Loyalists also, and wanted no part of the colonial revolt!

V - check the map again! Are you guys stopping in Lunenberg? That's a cool little town.