@earl-of-trumps saidThanks, you are probably one of the few glad to know we got through Lee unscathed. We are hoping not to lose that strip of land that connects us to New Brunswick, then Main in the U.S. after that. We don't need another bridge or causeway. I believe it only to be a matter of time. Perhaps I'll get lucky and make this list first. 🙂
@Very-Rusty
it is peninsula, still connected to New Brunswick by a thin strip of land that will
probably be gone in the next decade if they don't do something about erosion.
Ahh. So you are a *soon-to-be* island. Cool lol.
And I am glad to know that you got through it unscathed.
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@very-rusty saidPart of Nova Scotia is an island…Cape Breton, though the distance is almost jumpable.🤔😉
Thanks, you are probably one of the few glad to know we got through Lee unscathed. We are hoping not to lose that strip of land that connects us to New Brunswick, then Main in the U.S. after that. We don't need another bridge or causeway. I believe it only to be a matter of time. Perhaps I'll get lucky and make this list first. 🙂
-VR
@drewnogal saidi was today years olde when i found out that he also played 'duckie' for the long-running show, 'ncis'
David McCallum of the Man from UNCL- 90
i watched him play that part for 15 years and did not make the connection
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@great-big-stees saidIt is a good 6 hour Jump non stop if you stop for something to eat it would take longer driving, from Halifax and following the speed limit all the way.
Part of Nova Scotia is an island…Cape Breton, though the distance is almost jumpable.🤔😉
If the leaves have turned which I think is the case there are some breath taking views.
-VR