** The above photo is Canada's Largest Fiddle found on the Sydney waterfront. I read once that if when travelling you see something that is titled 'largest', you should stop and photograph it, chances are you will not see anything of that girth again. So as touristy as it may be I stood with the socks in sandals, fanny pack wearers and snapped this shot.Cape Breton was an experience, and I am very thankful for being able to take the trip. Even without the sun shining this part of Nova Scotia shone in its glory that has been forever spoke (and sang about). People were kind and generous. The pace of life was perfect. Words cannot describe the scenery and we didn't make the quest to the famed highlands. As we drove to and from Sydney I saw cottages and homes people dream of owning. Driving through Whycocomagh, I thought, how amazing it would be to live in a place this beautiful with the beauty of hills high above and ocean at your feet. To have the chance to take your time and relax, enjoy life without rushing. It could have possibly been the front lawn covered in wood cut-outs painted like every character from 'The Simpsons' that made me think of all the extra time people may have on their hands.
** Baddeck had a zillion opportunities for photos, here is one of many.
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