"There Goes Six Bucks"
From downtown to down home, a Toronto boy returns to his roots on Pictou Island
In May 1999 Lorne Matheson left Toronto for ancestral land on Pictou Island, Nova Scotia to build a vacation getaway. For four months he kept friends and family abreast of progress with daily emails. In celebration of the 25th anniversary of his arrival on Pictou Island, those emails are shared here: the day-by-day account of a man who arrived to get away and immersed in relatives, salt water, and sea air, found instead a new way of life. Book Preview
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When Freddie Gardner Played
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Why Me?
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