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David and Sheena MacDonald
We're the adventure type of people.
Interests: We basically are interested in anything outdoors. We go hiking, backpacking, waterfall visiting and playing with the kids at the beach.
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Posted Jan 31, 2017 at CelticCowpokes
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SJ day: Indoor Track and Hockey
Posted Jan 20, 2017 at CelticCowpokes
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New Year news
Posted Jan 17, 2017 at CelticCowpokes
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Thanks for a great day!
Posted Jan 5, 2017 at CelticCowpokes
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Letters to Santa
Posted Dec 22, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Moving into December already!
Posted Dec 5, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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October Photos
Posted Nov 19, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Hey Navi, thanks for the correction. I meant outside of the Torngats of course. :)
Backpacking Gaspesie National Park: The International Appalachian Trail (IAT-SIA)
This year's annual trip had us exploring the Chic Choc mountains of the Gaspe Region of la belle province: Quebec. Our plan was to backpack for 4 days, camping and exploring Gaspesie National Park. The trail we were following is part of the International Appalachian Trail (IAT or SIA (Francais...
Backpacking Gaspesie National Park: The International Appalachian Trail (IAT-SIA)
Posted Oct 9, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Busy Girls
Posted Sep 27, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Mabou: Still Standing!
We are so proud of our hometown and our family, recently featured on CBC's Still Standing series broadcast this week. It quickly captures some of the traditions of what we know from calling Mabou, Cape Breton a hometown. I often... Continue reading
Posted Sep 17, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Camping and Beach Walking on Grand Manan Island
Posted Sep 8, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Catching up on Summer
Posted Aug 24, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Summer Photos
Posted Jul 11, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Summer's coming: Recital, Flowers and Kayaking
Posted Jun 19, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Anniversary
Posted Jun 5, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Halifax Trip: Bluenose Run, Friendly Meetings and a Birthday!
Posted May 25, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Cape Breton Spring: Hiking, Fishing, Dancing
Posted May 4, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Biking in Sussex
Posted Apr 18, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Coastal Trail: Fundy NP
Posted Apr 10, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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March Update from the MacDonalds
Posted Apr 1, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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Hi Tony, thanks for your comment.
Yes, Little River is canoe-able, but it may depend on the water levels. They were fairly low near the campsite portage in mid July on our trip. The first part of the river nearest the campsite is fairly rocky and needs careful attention to avoid the rocks. I would say it would be defintely ok to travel from the main lake toward the campsite. If you look at the map http://www.paulillsley.com/kejimkujik/park.html , it shows the river over 1 and a half blocks (1 km squared). You can judge it by the twists of the river and estimate your distance, probably 2-3 km.
And yes, photo 6 is from the river. I have one other photo, but its taken at relatively the same time. It is a neat looking river for sure.
A Canoe Trip in Kejimkujik National Park
This year, we diverted from the usual backpacking adventure for our yearly trip and tried out our sealegs in a canoe and kayak while camping throughout Kejimkujik National Park, located in Southwest Nova Scotia. Kejimkujik or "Keji" is a park filled with plenty of lakes, marshland, hiking trail...
Piano Lessons and Duets
Posted Feb 4, 2016 at CelticCowpokes
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New Designs!
Posted Jan 18, 2016 at Tides 'n Strides Seaglass
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Tides 'n Strides
Posted Jan 10, 2016 at Tides 'n Strides Seaglass
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