Recycled Copper Wire & Beach Glass - Mermaids Memories Suncatchers

 Mermaids Memories Beach Glass Suncatchers

Mermaids Memories Beach Glass Suncatchers are wrapped with recycled copper wire, creating a unique piece abstract art.  These suncatchers are handmade using the found treasures of Beach Glass, Fire Glass & Nova Scotia Stones found along the shores of beautiful Baie Ste Marie. Each one is different.

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Moulin de Bangor - Bangor Sawmill

Moulin de Bangor - Bangor Sawmill 

La Butte. Clare, NS.

 

The Bangor Sawmill Museum is a restored 19th-century water-powered turbine lumber sawmill on the Meteghan River. A major industry in this region's past and a reminder of the time when hundreds of such mills were seen along the many rivers of western Nova Scotia.

 

After the big rain washed out the dam. The level of water is low, since half the dam is gone.

© Angel Flanagan 2010
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La Montaigne & le Richelieu

The rivers & streams in South West Nova were running high last week, after 250 plus mm of rain in just a  few days. Another one of our bridges is closed, so there is a detour on the detour! Here are some pictures I took around Clare. Nova Scotia. Including spots like The Richelieu & La Montainge. http://www.goodnaturephotography.com

 La Montaigne

 Richelieu

 Learn more about Clare at http://clarenovascotia.com/

Heavy Rain in South West Nova Scotia

 

Heavy Rain in South West Nova Scotia. We have traveled from Belliveau Cove to Meteghan in the last few days.

 Here are some photographs of the effects of 200 plus mm rain in a few days. We went to Belliveau Cove Wharf, La Montainge, St Benoni, Saulnierville Station & Comeauville, Nova Scotia.

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Old Barn

I have passed this old barn for the last 12 years, even been inside for a barn/yard sale once. It is in pretty rough shape. Not safe to go inside now. I decided to take some pictures before this old building, a piece of our history, comes crashing down some night in the wind.

You can see how the old beams were notched and put together. In some places there are still nails on the outside walls but no shingles.

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