"Cape Breton offers a surprisingly large number of wonderful, quirky museums. Situated in a small white house near the Margaree River, just off the stretch of the Cabot Trail linking Baddeck and Margaree Harbour...I was drawn to a hand-painted mural depicting the salmon's life cycle: here are the adults swimming up the Margaree River, there are the fertile eggs, and there they are hatching into alevins, which will travel downriver and grow into fry, parr, smolt, and eventually into adult oceanfaring salmon. "They're fortunate," the curator said. "Atlantic salmon don't die when they spawn. They come back year after year."
- "The High Road on Cape Breton"
Alan Burdick, The New York Times