And it rained and it rained. Today was supposed to
be a scenic drive down the coast . We did manage to see a delightful
church complete with its parishioners. Yes we arrived just as the
Sunday morning service was about to start and caused some
consternation as we maneuvered the white behemoths in the parking lot
all the while dodging the incoming faithful. But everyone was very
nice, if not curious. This church, St Bernard (named after the famous
Swiss dog with the barrel under his chin - this however has not been
confirmed ) took 32 years to build. I don't have an explanation for
this impressive productivity, but as soon as I can access the
Internet I will do some research. Which leads me to comment on the
campsite we occupied last night, quite clearly the worst we have
encountered. No WiFi, uneven sites, rundown buildings. Nova Scotia is
clearly not the wealthiest of the Canadian Provinces but a little
paint is surely not beyond the reach of management. To complete the
day of "uglies", we visited a lighthouse that Colleen and
Faye designated as the most unattractive we have seen. I am not sure
what exactly constitutes an attractive lighthouse ( t think they all
have a light ? ) but I'll go along with it. It was that type of day.
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