you should go. Sable Aviation started selling single tickets this year - its still pricey, around 2k CDN, but alot more manageable then booking a whole plane.
Saw this island on weather map, more or less by accident. Is there any info about the pic of the spanner(?, here in the Netherlands it's called a "key") and the gear? What relates it to?
so those are the remains of a lighthouse, located at the east station, that was demolished via explosives, and then buried by an expanding sand dune. they have re-emerged from the sand, and the whole area is covered by little bits of human activity
Great amazing content thank you for posting sir
Thank You, In 1972 I SPENT 60 MONTHS ON SABIE ISLAND WORKING 12 HR. A DAY I MISS THE ISLAND THANKS AGAIN.
Sable Aviation is Selling single seats now if you want to go back. Its pricey. but better then having to book the whole plane.
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But where does one stay? Do you need permission from Parks Canada to journey there?
This is so cool. I loved the choice of music, and the commentary was perfect. Going to see Sable Island is such a dream of mine...
THANKS! glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for sharing this!! I've always had a fascination with Sable island but never have seen this good of a tour of it :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you ! What a amazing look at the island!! I hope to see it someday!!
you should go. Sable Aviation started selling single tickets this year - its still pricey, around 2k CDN, but alot more manageable then booking a whole plane.
Saw this island on weather map, more or less by accident. Is there any info about the pic of the spanner(?, here in the Netherlands it's called a "key") and the gear? What relates it to?
so those are the remains of a lighthouse, located at the east station, that was demolished via explosives, and then buried by an expanding sand dune. they have re-emerged from the sand, and the whole area is covered by little bits of human activity