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What a great job you do on these videos , thanks for all your work.

Great job👌🏼 Another really special place from our little piece of Heaven🙏🏻And the history…………

Love your video and story with it. thks so much. Cape Breton is a very special place, and I'm happy to call home. ❤

Are doing this in any kid of order?

So I just came across this video and I’m excited to watch more. Very well done and I didn’t know this beach myself. However I do love the area. I grew up on the beaches of CB and I love them all still to this day. I wish I lived in the Cape for the beaches alone. Shame the summer is so fleeting enjoy the beautiful fall and keep up the good work. Some of my favs in your list ❤

Point Michaud may be the best beach on the island! Definitely in the top 5, for sure!

there is a beach off of shore road Sydney Mines. It is situated near the gun station ruins , Beautiful beach .A lot of history here , hope you can visit it soon

This is were I grew up everyday at the beach all summer. Love it.

Thanks so much for this video! I am enjoying your beach series so much; love the format, and the way you include driving directions. :)

Being from the industrial area I love learning about the beaches that are a little farther than I would have typically trekked growing up. Now that we are much older 😂 we have been using your channel as a resource so that when we visit home we have a list of beaches we need to visit when we visit each summer and soon retire.

As advertised!

Such a lovely crescent-shaped beach with beautiful sand, waves, and amenities. Thanks for the informative video, and for the added links in the description.

Had no idea that this beach existed. Most of my knowledge of Cape Breton is with more of the northern area so it was really cool to see.

Also a great place to watch seals playing in the waves

It will always be Indian beach to me

Spent a many summer day’s swimming there as a kid but there was much more sand there at that time in the late seventies early eighties us kids had a time it was guitar popular then

A charming little sand spit at the end of the Bras d"Or Lake, just a stone's throw from Sydney, with a long view down the lake as far as the eye can see. Nicely photographed and narrated, as usual, with pronunciations and etymologies of places like Ben Eoin for us non-natives. Thanks for all these great videos, and I hope your subscriber list continues to grow.

Excellent Video . Like all of us , Polar Bear is showing it's age but still a great place for a dip .

I have only been there twice, but the first one was certainly memorable. I was heading down benoin way for a new years eve party. It was like 8 pm, and moonless (this was like a decade ago). I took a wrong turn and ended up going down on that drive and it freaked me out. There were 0 lights on it, 0 lights at the end of it. So I thought I was taking a turn to get to the shore of the lake, only to find myself on a narrow strip of land, water on both sides of me, 0 lights (only new the water was there because of the occasional white cap) and no clue how long it was or where it went. I ended up pulling a U turn after the bridge and went back, but it was pretty freaky. I drove it a few years ago while checking out some of the land that was for sale up there and realized that it was the same road I had been on before. (This whole thing was made extra creepy because I did have a gps unit in my car at the time and it was clearly not working because it showed me on a shore line road when clearly I wasn't.)

Appreciated the deep dive on this one … I was familiar with the area but learned a lot from your video!

Thanks for the video. Nova Scotia Public Works posted online that the East Bay Sandbar Bridge on Chapel Road will be closed for repairs from Monday, September 16, until Friday, October 4. I was through there yesterday and the old bridge deck was gone completely. Hopefully the work will go as expected and the bridge will be open again by the end of next week. A detour is in place via Route 216/Trunk 4.

Great video! Thanks... one note, the lake/beach is pronounced as Leever's Lake. I've never heard anyone pronounce it like you, and I've fished the lake for over 40 years (no insult intended). It used to be stocked twice a year, but since the land/road was sold & gated 2 years ago, access is impossible for the stocking truck. I've heard they're working on getting something going, but so far nothing. Another note - the lake is open to fishing year round! Good luck to your viewers! PS - the new landowner is very nice provided you show courtesy and respect!

I enjoy a feed of eels.

Beautiful beach!! It must be a great place to take pictures!!

You’re my favourite TH-camr, please shout me out next video

Near Little Pond. , near Florence is a beach off the Little Pond Road, The access road to the beach is called Beachside road. Wondering if you heard about this one

This is another example of yet another beach I’ve learned about from your channel … despite the fact that I was born and raised in industrial Cape Breton 👌🏼

Thanks for another enjoyable and informative video. Your use of maps helps visualize the beaches and their locations.. I've been enjoying the research segments as well.

This gate is stirring up a lot of controversy with locals. Take a fishing rod you can cross any uncultivated land in ns as long as you are sport fishing.

I fished levers lake for years, it stocked quite a bit, rainbow, speckled, brown trout etc.

The gate thing is an unfortunately common thing nowadays. Basically, there were a lot of properties that were access ways to the beaches, and were supposed to include public access to the beaches. New people buy the land, don't like that and want it to themselves so they gate and generally do whatever they can to stop it. Sometimes its legal, sometimes its not, and sometimes its illegal but becomes legal iirc. Basically, if they can stop the traffic long enough to prove no one accesses the waterfront from that way, they can get the access removed. It's a whole thing.

Another lovely video, this time of a beautiful, unspoiled cove. Thank you for making these videos. Each is wonderful in its own way.

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looks like a Blue Heron

Love this! I grew up on this beach and visit yearly in the summer when I come home. I was home in August and noticed the cable warning concrete sign is gone. Baffles me why?! It is a piece of history.

My mom would take us to Polar Bear. We loved swimming there, would stay in the water until our lips turned blue and our fingers wrinkled.

Sorry in advance for using this beach as my own personal MX race track since '95. Still do. The no anchor sign is gone.

Really professional; now I have to subscribe and watch the rest of your videos.Thanks

Thank you so much for sharing these videos and stories from my childhood home. It has been many years since I last visited, but I think you have inspired me to return soon. Maybe next summer...

This is fascinating…not only learning there was a nice beach here but also the history! Never made it past Louisburg when over that way.

Lousiburg fell twice actually. The first time was by land, from troops that came from Boston iirc, and then again which is what you described. Also, though I can't verify this 100%, but I've heard from multiple sources including two history teachers at CBU but part of the reason for the restoration of the site was essentially a way to put a lot of the then unemployed miner's to work to help with the reconstruction. That was at least the political impetus, to inject some money into the local economy during a particularly rough time.

Very informative and interesting. Thank you for your time. I'm going to be in Louisbourg this week. I'll have to stop by and have a look.

This video is amazing! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful experience! 👍30

Highly interesting and informative. Next time we're in Baddeck, we will go to Kidston Island for sure.

Thank you for introducing us to Big Pond. It looks like a great spot. Too bad Rita's Tea Room was sold.

I really like how you do your maps. Very cool.

Another great video - learn some h I didn’t know about my own”home” beaches 👌🏼

Spent so much time as a kid here. My grandma knew Rita, they were good friends until her passing. I only discovered your channel this summer. Top quality stuff

Thank you for all the information you provide. I look forward to seeing your videos. Well done.

can't wait to be back, this time for good. felt like home first time I visited.