Where we went when he asked for the beach on a blustery day:
The rail car in the front is an old coal car. The windmills in the background adjoin the Lingan coal-burning power plant, the largest power plant in Nova Scotia.
The old schoolhouse is now the visitor information centre, at least in the summer.
The history of Dominion is outlined at this tiny tourist destination.
3 responses to “Coal and Wind”
What a great idea for a destination. I love how sere the landscape looks. I imagine it will look quite different in the next few months!
The landscape does look like it is scoured by wind all the time. Very different from our west coast canadian landscape!
Oooh. Love the word ‘sere’. I used it in a recent piece of writing that is still in my journal. Yes, this landscape is scoured by wind All The Time. We live about a 20 minute drive away and we get spring about 2 weeks earlier just by being that far inland.