Contributions from guests on the Nova Scotia & PEI Tauck Tour.
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Above is a panorama of the lighthouse at Peggy's Cove. Below is a tour of the trawler anchored at the Lunenburg Fisheries Museum.
The schooner Theresa E. Connor , built in Lunenburg in 1938, fished the Newfounland banks for 25 years, using dories. Dories are small rowboats launched from the schooner, typically 200 miles from shore, in which 6 fishermen caught fish and brought them back to the schooner. |
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Schooner "Theresa E. Connor" | Dories | Dories pulling the Schooner |
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The schooner would sometime ice over. | The primary catch, cod, was salted. | The stove on board. |
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Navgation Station, Motor and Storage. The 350 hp motor is often matched today by 25 foot runabouts. |
Peggy's Cove was a delightful spot. Although only about 40 families live there year round it had a wide variety of vistas. | ||
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Peggy's Cove Inlet | Peggy's Cove Homes | Peggy's Cove Boats |
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