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Aug 30, 2009 - Bertrand, NB

August 30 – Sunday It was a wet, drizzly morning at 11 degrees Celsius as we left the storm tossed St.August 30 – Sunday It was a wet, drizzly morning at 11 degrees Celsius as we left the storm tossed St....

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Hilzberry Travels

Aug 24, 2009 - Caraquet, New Brunswick

CARAQUET, NEW BRUNSWICK CANADA August 24, 2009 The rain and winds from Hurricane Bill had finally stopped and it was a lovely day when we set out to visit the Arcadian Village in Caraquet which is in the heart of the Arcadian Peninsula. ... The Arcadian Village in Caraquet consists of farms and buildings that were restored and that represent the everyday existence of the Arcadians in the 18th and 19th centuries. ... We were pretty tired by the time we left the village! We were also pretty hungry since I didn’t eat much of the lunch and Len can ALWAYS eat! So we found a local fromagerie – La Blancs D’Arcadie…a local cheese maker that made exceptional white cheddar cheese and we bought a good-sized wedge.CARAQUET, NEW BRUNSWICK CANADA August 24, 2009 The rain and winds from Hurricane Bill had finally stopped and it was a lovely day when we set out to visit the Arcadian Village in Caraquet which is in the heart of the Arcadian Peninsula. ... The Arcadian Village in Caraquet consists of farms and buildings that were restored and that represent the everyday existence of the Arcadians in the 18th and 19th centuries. ... We were pretty tired by the time we left the village! We were also pretty hungry since I didn’t eat much of the lunch and Len can ALWAYS eat! So we found a local fromagerie – La Blancs D’Arcadie…a local cheese maker that made exceptional white cheddar cheese and we bought a good-sized wedge....

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Jun 30, 2009 - Shippagan and Caraquet New Brunswick

We woke up to pouring rain this morning so we decided to drive up to Shippagan it is a little fishing village at the tip of New Brunswick. It was still pouring but we decided it was still early so we drove over to Caraquet which has the Village Historique Acadien there. ... It is a remarkable authentic historical site, it portrays the lives of the Acadians between 1770 and 1939.We woke up to pouring rain this morning so we decided to drive up to Shippagan it is a little fishing village at the tip of New Brunswick. It was still pouring but we decided it was still early so we drove over to Caraquet which has the Village Historique Acadien there. ... It is a remarkable authentic historical site, it portrays the lives of the Acadians between 1770 and 1939....

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Hunter's Travel

Aug 15, 2008 - Village Historique Acadien

We experienced an authentic visit to the past of the Acadian people today, when we visited their village of history.We experienced an authentic visit to the past of the Acadian people today, when we visited their village of history....

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Summer '08

Jul 8, 2008 - Tuesday, Caraquet, NB (90 miles)

Tuesday, July 8: Today's drive took us along the Chaleur Bay which is the bay of water off the Gulf of St. After arriving at our campground in Caraquet we drove into the town to look around. ... Her mother (from Caraquet) met him while studying in Louisiana. ... He followed her to N.Tuesday, July 8: Today's drive took us along the Chaleur Bay which is the bay of water off the Gulf of St. After arriving at our campground in Caraquet we drove into the town to look around. ... Her mother (from Caraquet) met him while studying in Louisiana. ... He followed her to N....

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Aug 15, 2007 - Caraquet, New Brunswick

How can 2 people be as lucky as we? We came into New Brunswick 2 days ago to find that the 10 day long annual Festival of the Acadians is ending today in Caraquet with their big deal, a Tintamarre which is an hour long parade of sorts with any and all kinds of noise making - a huge, big deal here, attracting about 25,000 participants. ... A little Mardi Gras-like - Louisiana Cajuns were from this area.How can 2 people be as lucky as we? We came into New Brunswick 2 days ago to find that the 10 day long annual Festival of the Acadians is ending today in Caraquet with their big deal, a Tintamarre which is an hour long parade of sorts with any and all kinds of noise making - a huge, big deal here, attracting about 25,000 participants. ... A little Mardi Gras-like - Louisiana Cajuns were from this area....

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Aug 1, 2007 - Black Point to Caraquet, New Brunswick

It was once again a hot morning as we left the lodge and continued along on Chaluer Bay. After leaving the historic village we decided to stay in Caraquet on the Acadian Peninsula. ... The motel we chose had good "curb apeal" and looked quite inviting.It was once again a hot morning as we left the lodge and continued along on Chaluer Bay. After leaving the historic village we decided to stay in Caraquet on the Acadian Peninsula. ... The motel we chose had good "curb apeal" and looked quite inviting....

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Jul 14, 2007 - Red, White and Blue - Not what you think - Vive l'Acadie!

We decided to take a slight detour. Sorry, not our cup of tea!) to Miramichi, we went east to check out the Acadian Peninsula including Caraquet and Shippagan. ... Beautiful tidal inlets and bays and peninsulas.We decided to take a slight detour. Sorry, not our cup of tea!) to Miramichi, we went east to check out the Acadian Peninsula including Caraquet and Shippagan. ... Beautiful tidal inlets and bays and peninsulas....

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Our Adventure

Aug 29, 2006 - The Acadians

Our trip along the Acadian Coastal Road has been interesting and educational. On Saturday we moved further north to Campground Campisi in Bertrand on the south shore of the Bay of Caraquet across from the Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec. ... There is a terrific bike path here that runs into Caraquet along the Bay with great views of the Gaspe Peninsula. ... I took the opportunity to both bike and run this pathway.Our trip along the Acadian Coastal Road has been interesting and educational. On Saturday we moved further north to Campground Campisi in Bertrand on the south shore of the Bay of Caraquet across from the Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec. ... There is a terrific bike path here that runs into Caraquet along the Bay with great views of the Gaspe Peninsula. ... I took the opportunity to both bike and run this pathway....

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Aug 28, 2006 - Caraquet

Completed our trip around the Gaspe and into New Brunswick. As we made our way from Campbellton to Caraquet we were amazed by the presence of an unfamiliar flag. ... As we found out from the owner of the B&B which we stayed in Caraquet, this is the Acadien flag and is proudly flown by many households in the area. ... One get's the sense that this is not just a tourist attraction highlighting the Acadian museum, but a much deeper sense of community in the area.Completed our trip around the Gaspe and into New Brunswick. As we made our way from Campbellton to Caraquet we were amazed by the presence of an unfamiliar flag. ... As we found out from the owner of the B&B which we stayed in Caraquet, this is the Acadien flag and is proudly flown by many households in the area. ... One get's the sense that this is not just a tourist attraction highlighting the Acadian museum, but a much deeper sense of community in the area....

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Jul 30, 2006 - Caraquet, Village Historique Acadien, New Brunswick

Back in New Brunswick, we headed up the Atlantic coast, which is French-speaking, through various Acadian villages. In Caraquet, we took time out to spend a day at the historical Acadian village they have there. ... Like King's Landing on the other side of New Brunswick, this village was a collection of real homes, barns, shops, etc.Back in New Brunswick, we headed up the Atlantic coast, which is French-speaking, through various Acadian villages. In Caraquet, we took time out to spend a day at the historical Acadian village they have there. ... Like King's Landing on the other side of New Brunswick, this village was a collection of real homes, barns, shops, etc....

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