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If I accidentally hit an animal, it didn't go to waste ??? 🤔 I didn't them suffer cheese & rice I love speed beef So picture this; actually I witnessed this stuff. They went out dressed the Deer I made a classic beef stew! 🤔

We disabled people are all beautiful, in our own ways!

Who's doing the fiddling?

The place is more diverse now....the best is over

55:01 on my third, maybe fourth orange mini sip, just living my best life at the CBC Cape Breton Open House!!!!

What a treasure!

Very nice film. Sad that this way of life is gone. I was a shepherd as well .

I'm not affraid of a Big girl, I'm just affraid she's gonna hurt me... 🤔

We used to use a lean cut of meat. Such as a Deer etc ??? We could add our own Fat that's how we knew what we were eating. Butter would bring up the flavor profile. Chef no tell now I've got, this Foodi Ninja ???

Its a bit eerie without sound

Uncle Joey at the start is just what I love to hear

I lost my Mi'kmaq language when I attended the Indian Day School, that was run by the government in the early sixties.

Now I know where the Temptations & Marvin Gaye got their dance moves from !

My dad was a fireman who just spent his teenage years stoking boilers to keep from slowing down and falling victim to the u-boats that hunted them in the north atlantic. A tougher breed i doubt there ever was.

15:50 the Irish jig "Kitty of Coleraine".

My late Farher was born in Cape Breton in 1928!

Great archive material

what a treasure. Thank you..

wliwni wji yo onthlokow8gon, wawasalmegwadich

Fiddlers: Natalie MacMaster; Howie MacDonald with John Morris Rankin on piano; John Morris(?) with Howie on piano. Anyone know who the fiddler is in the Cheticamp section?

Pure Class

That looks like Joe Rankin

Hey, any possibility to use some of this footage for a documentary for RUclips?

Music to my ears

Thanks! 😎

Would like translation

❤ thanks for sharing

I so wish that I could speak the Mi’ kmaq language . I would love to hear the stories . So beautiful.

Two of the very best

wtf did i just watch

Awesome would love to get this game.

24:55

In the last half of this, you'll see and hear why Buddy MacMaster was in such demand as a dance fiddler.

THAT WAS GREAT!

The farm at 12:54 belongs to the Miramichi Mac Donald's in Mull River . DEVCO had almost 500 ewes there for a few years until the program went bust. I was fortunate to be able to put my 200 ewes on those pastures in 2022.

44:34

One of the most amazing people in the world is Carl Mac Zensie

may belle on the piano just clear dandy

You reckon' these folks were speaking the Gaelic in these shots?

My great grandfather was down in the mines at 12 years old in cranberry, Sydney mines

this kind of video is absolutely necessary for the preservation of languages like this. 4% of modern mi'kmaq can speak the language, and that number is shrinking every year.

Dis the place, b'ye. Now and then.

Extraordinary musician...

Beautiful 🌹

18:25. Sounded so great Mama

My father, Albert Schoen was born in Sydney Mines Nova Scotia either 1917 or 1918. Moved to Michigan and I, my dad, my mom and my younger brother visited family in summer of 1969. We went Cod fishing on the ocean with my dad's relatives. Beautiful place.

Anyone know who that is on fiddle for the square dancing?

I learned the tune at 23:00 from Johnny Murphy in 1977 at his house/instrument museum. It’s called Tommy’s Dream. He said he didn’t compose it. Does anyone know who did ?

All about sheep farming - for some reason!

They look like actors wierd how they dance Stupid