Month: March 2021

A Salute to Jockey Todd Kabel

It has been 16 years since I walked away from Woodbine with my head held high and a determination to succeed no matter what lie a head. Finding my identity post- jockey, was not always easy, and It has only been in the last seven years that I have final settled into a new happy... Continue Reading →

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Cape Forchu, Nova Scotia

Lighthouse on Nova Scotia southern coast with trails and historic points of interest

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Cape Forchu, Nova Scotia.

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I pull the steering wheel left then push it back to the right. I am certain I barely skimmed a fishing hut navigating this narrow causeway. With water on both sides, there is so little property to work with, the sea shanties are stuck in the most precarious spots and out of abundance of caution,... Continue Reading →

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The Hawk Beach, Cape Sable Island, Nova Scotia.

The Hawk Beach , Nova Scotia. coastline called the Graveyard of the Atlantic with sites of wreckage of ships

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The Hawk Beach , Nova Scotia. coastline called the Graveyard of the Atlantic

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UPDATED: Jan 23rd, 2022 I want to stand on the most southerly tip of Nova Scotia and look out to where the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Fundy separate. My imagination conjures up a scene similar, or equal, to that of Cape Point, South Africa where there is a distinct dividing line between the... Continue Reading →

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