'The writer chose the road from Riviere clu Loup, southwards down the very beautiful St. Johns river, with its most beautiful falls, through Fredericton, Woodstock, and down to St. John, where the' reversible falls are to be viewed, thence on to Moneton, and by way of Cape Tormentine to Charlottetown Capital of Prince Edward Island. From this latter city one takes the ferry to Pictou which'lands one in Novia Scotia, and from which point tone motors east to the extreme eastern portion of Scotia, taking in the great mining district of the province also Sidney, Glace Bay and other interesting points.
From the north east point ofthe province we retrace our steps to New Glasgow, and drop down to Truro and Halifax, the Eastern extremity of the Trans-Canada highway. One should not miss the opportunity to take in the wonderful scenery around this beautiful part of Canada. Skirting south and west we run to Yarmouth and thence
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