We're en route down Highway 114 to another concert at Harvey Hall. The Peticodiac River is in the distance, rushing in from the Atlantic, with some of the highest tides in the world. This is the Bay of Fundy.
The fog hangs low over the fields by the Fundy shores.
This is the place! (with some special FX just for fun): Harvey Community Hall, built in 1884.
One of the biggest pleasures of attending concerts at Harvey Hall is the homebaking on sale. True to tradition, I went for the biggest brownie I could find. I think I may scale back a bit in future, though.
(l-r)Jim Blewitt (genuine hippy), Matt Anderson (bluesman), Tim Isaac (potter-cum-cellist)
Isaac & Blewitt are the local musicians/back-to-the-landers who host the gigs at Harvey Hall. They're hot to jam with other cats (as Blewitt calls everyone) passing through the area on their way to play in bigger venues. Tonight's guest star was the powerhouse blues singer/guitarist from Nova Scotia, Matt Anderson. The audience ate up the show with as much gusto as I consumed my extreme brownie!
(l-r)Jim Blewitt (genuine hippy), Matt Anderson (bluesman), Tim Isaac (potter-cum-cellist)
Isaac & Blewitt are the local musicians/back-to-the-landers who host the gigs at Harvey Hall. They're hot to jam with other cats (as Blewitt calls everyone) passing through the area on their way to play in bigger venues. Tonight's guest star was the powerhouse blues singer/guitarist from Nova Scotia, Matt Anderson. The audience ate up the show with as much gusto as I consumed my extreme brownie!
Here's a taste of what we experienced:
