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This is how you chop lobster meat to make a tasty lobster roll at the Arichat Fish Market in Cape Breton.

The Antique Car Museum has one room dedicated to Franklin D. Roosevelt, including this gorgeous bust.

The mailbox in front of the Antique Car Museum in Fort Lauderdale is unusual – rims, spark plugs and what seems to be an oil cap.

The Antique Car Museum in Fort Lauderdale has this amazing collection of cigarette lighters from Packard cars.

This is a 1909 Packard Model 18 Gentleman’s Runabout found in the Antique Car Museum in Fort Lauderdale. It has a 4 cylinder 18 hp engine with 3 speeds. The lamps and lights are all acetylene, with kerosene side lamps and solid white rubber tires. This is one of only 11 left of the 802 produced by the Packard Motor Co., and of only 159 total that exist between the years 1899-1915.

Here is the SeaRay, which is one of those pirate ship rides you see at amusement parks. You can ride it for free at the street festival at Just for Laughs in Montreal. You can also play board games and video games and human Foosball.

I just made these chocolate truffles, almost from scratch, at the Fortress of Louisbourg. Messy, but I got to lick my spoon and my fingers.

This 3 pound blue lobster is living temporarily at the Arichat Fish Market until they let him swim back home. Very unusual.

Blue lobsters are rare, but take a look at the other one. How does this happen? He lives at the Arichat Fish Market.

Over the top Christmas decorations on a private home in Whitestone. This is the same private home in summer and winter. What a difference!