Thursday, October 3, 2013
POTHOLE SECTION OF HIGHWAY 236
Deep ... deep ... deep are these potholes. The road edges were often broken and dropped off steeply. Not something you'd like to drive over at night -- especially in a motorcycle. A Pothole Map of Nova Scotia might raise awareness of where and how badly some of the highways are in need of attention.
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Highway 236,
potholes,
Road to Georgetown,
trek,
Upper Kennetcook
WHERE RUBBER MEETS THE ROAD
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Highway 236,
Road to Georgetown,
trek,
Withrows Lake
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
GULLY LAKE KIOSK
COMMERCIAL BLUEBERRIES
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blueberries,
commercial,
Earltown Cemetary,
Hwy 256,
Meadowville,
Road to Georgetown,
trek
WINTER RECREATION
WILLING AND ABLE TO WORK
This sign represented to me the resilience of rural life ... simple as that. While not exactly part of the "creative rural economy" touted in the media this reflects the willingness and ability to build a sustainable lifestyle in a beautiful environment.
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Lawrence Road,
Road to Georgetown,
South Maitland,
trek
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