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Two weeks is never enough time to spend in Inverness County. I was there with my boyfriend this past July 29, 2005 until August 6, 2005. It was Paul's first time ever travelling outside of Ontario. He is originally from Malta. He absolutely enjoyed everything he saw, everyone he met and everything that we did. He was amazed by the beauty of Mabou and the whole of Inverness County. We travelled The Cabot Trail for 2 days and the wondrous beauty of the Inverness County side kept him in awe the whole time. We could have spent at least a week exploring just the Inverness side. For myself, it was another heart rending trip. I spent my childhood summers in North East Mabou with my paternal Grandmother. I formed very special and close bonds with all of my Aunts, Uncles and Cousins and friends. I have travelled back several times over the years with my children when they were young and 3 times over these past few years. The first time by myself was for the occasion of my Grandmother's 100th birthday. I visited again last summer, August 2004 for almost 3 weeks and again this summer. It is never enough for me, because my Father is in North Lake Ainslie and my heart is in Cape Breton Island. I would love to be able to live there if I could ever convince my 5 children and their significant others and my granddaughter to join me. However, they are all very happily and gainfully employed here in Ontario and will not likely have a move to Cape Breton on their agendas. LOL. In any case, I keep looking at the Real Estate Listings and dreaming.

Aug 26, 2005 Margaret (Kathy) MacInnis

I have longed viewed Cape Breton from afar. I've listened to your great music. I've seen pictures, but never have visited. I dream of coming to Cape Breton some day.

Aug 22, 2005 John Constable Smith

Just came back from two glorious weeks in the happiest place on earth, the Cheticamp area. Family, old friends, good food good people. No more beautiful place in the world.

Aug 17, 2005 Alana Murphy Phoenix, Arizona

i was born in inverness,on beaton st. i left home at the age of 17,did not realize what i missed till much later.after being gone 14 yrs i atarted coming back for visits. realizing how muchi missed my home town. now i go back often, but not as much as i;d like too.this is a little piece of heaven . thanks for the memories.

Aug 01, 2005 judy

I was born in Inverness and go back as often as possible. Very good site enjoy the info

Jul 24, 2005 L E Maclean

I love inverness and miss all the Harpers i know and love thanks for the fun times you know who you are


Jul 24, 2005

I cannot visit in person - but I have so enjoyed the website and the wonderful pictures. What glorious scenery! What a vibrant and colourful history - as vibrant as the beautiful work of Elizabeth LeFort - the reason why I visited the website as one of my UK born Aunties was related by marriage. Keep treasuring your special history, festivals, and very special home!

May 05, 2005 Pam from UK Bristol

In the summer of 2003,I was priveleged to visit Inverness at the time of the Broad Cove Festival.Visting the land of my father's birth was an experience.I am planning a return at the earliest time possible.



Apr 17, 2005 Neil F Gillis

Hi.i love inverness ,my father spent summers at the race track with the horses and i went with him every summer,they were the best days of my live.Inverness will alway be in my heart.

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