Scenes Around Mutton Bay

A pond high in the Mecatina Hills above Mutton Bay


Snuff Box, Graveyard Island and the entrance to Mutton Bay
Snuff Box is the only part of the village accessible only by boat.

'Down the Harbour' (i.e. 'downtown'), Mutton Bay

Snuff Box shoreline

The Cemetary Cross
Shoveling ice into crates of crab fresh off the boat, La Tabatière
The fish plant at Tabatiere is one of the principal employers in the area.

Mutton Bay in the afternoon sun
The open sea is in the background left; the harbour is centre; the entrance to Snuff Box (an arm of the bay) and Graveyard island (with the white picket fence) are at left; the Anglican rectory is at the right (west) end of the bridge, at the entrance to the Bottom (another arm of the bay).

Fog rolls across the harbour at mid-day, Mutton Bay

Minnie's home, Mutton Bay.
The house was built by Minnie's father and husband in the mid-1940s. It is not the oldest in the village, but it is one of the last that is not covered with vinyl siding. It has to be repainted about every two years.

St. Clement's Anglican Church, Mutton Bay

Government Wharf, Mutton Bay

Snuff Box from Darlene's 'bridge' (porch or deck)

Gros Isle/Isle Mecatina