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Aug 12, 2026
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IN PHOTO: Fortress of Louisbourg sandcastle uses Cape Breton coal
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Daniel MacNeil of Sydney used coal flakes that wash up along the shore of Dominion Beach to make the roof tiles of the Fortress of Louisbourg sandcastle he made on Canada Day. The sandcastle is of the King’s Bastion, which has the governors rooms, chapel and bastion barracks. CONTRIBUTED/DANIEL MACNEIL
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