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Acadian Removal at Remsheg, August 15, 1755
Images: Landscape

 
Wood from Acadian aboiteau (right) compared with today's counterpart (left)
73 of 84 		Re-creation of Acadian Dyke building methods; posts driven into foundation clay stabilizes the dyke
74 of 84 		Re-creation of Acadian Dyke and Aboiteau
75 of 84 		Replica of an Acadian aboiteau, which when placed through the dyke allowed land to drain
76 of 84 		Wallace (Remsheg) Harbour Today
77 of 84 		Interior ditch of Steven's Hill Dyke; dyke approximately 2 metres above high tide
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A block of marsh sod showing one half metre root length; twenty dollar bill gives some perspective
79 of 84 		Encompassed land behind Akerly Brook Dyke
80 of 84 		Dewar River facing south during spring floods
81 of 84 		Jim Reeves measures site of small aboiteau still in place after nearly 300 years
82 of 84 		Dyke Along Tuttle Creek
83 of 84 		Rich marshland in Tatamagouche Bay
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