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Drive The Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island, NS, 185 miles, 7 hr.

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Drive The Cabot Trail, NS
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02-Aug-2023

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02-Aug-2023   /   The Cabot Trail
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We had just driven past this motel on the beach now we see it from above.
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At the Aspy Fault we saw how this area was formed.
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This is a view of the fault line looking toward the North.
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I turned around and saw that these rocks were more resistant to erosion.
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This photo was taken directly over the story board looking West.
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These two photos show the type of terrain the Cabot Trail follows.
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At one of the overview locations I found this tribute to the Canadians killed in war.

The Cabot Trail is an interesting trail to follow.
The roads are from good to rough. The road was very twisting and our ears were always poping due to the up's & down's.
It took much longer to drive than we expected. 7 hr rather than the 5-6 hr we were expecting.
Be sure that your gas tank is more than 1/2 full as the service stations are few and far between.

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