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Vacation vibes ❤️
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The ferry is back in service, and I now have a day job commute that takes ten less minutes and half the gas, while also filling me with Romanticise Your Life joy
Navigation Marker, “Cable Ferry Do Not Cross,” Channel Marker Between Denman Island and Vancouver Island, British Columbia, 2016.
Cable Ferry on Lake Champlain between Ticonderoga, New York and Shoreham, Vermont. Crossing time is seven minutes.
Ready to Unload the “Drag Queen,” Cable Ferry from Vancouver Island to Denman Island, British Columbia, 2016.
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The latest episode of our Planet Ramble has been posted. Â This time we find bulging trees, more cable ferries, shrimp factory ships and more rain. Â You can find it by clicking HERE or by cutting and pasting the link below into your browser. Â We hope you enjoy it.
http://advrider.com/index.php?threads/kim-mikes-most-excellent-planet-ramble.1151194/page-7#post-30958680
Bulging Trees, More Cable Ferries & Shrimp Factory Ships The latest episode of our Planet Ramble has been posted.  This time we find bulging trees, more cable ferries, shrimp factory ships and more rain. Â
The Brady E. Himmelman is a 14-car cable ferry that crosses the LaHave River from LaHave to East LaHave. The trip lasts five minutes and costs $5,50 per car. A cable ferry has operated in LaHave since 1832.
This $3.5-million boat, launched July 29, 2010, was named to honour long-term ferry operator Brady Himmelman who was in charge of the ferry from 1948 until 1983. The ferry is one of four cable ferries in Nova Scotia, and is operated by Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal.Â
