Friday, October 12, 2018

Fortress of Louisbourg 17

















Fortress of Louisbourg 17


A small group of men herded a flock of sheep into a compound and I made photos of the process.  I also made sure I photographed most of the characters dressed in period costumes.

This village was probably similar to most communities in the 18th century -   residents had to raise gardens and domesticated animals for food.  It must have been a very hard life for most people.

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