By Richard Bell
In the winter of 2013, Patricia Egli and her husband sailed into Bay of Feret, a harbour on the small island of Île-à-Vache, 6 miles off the southern shore of Haiti, a stop that changed her life and the life of Edisson, a young Haitian who guided them around the island. The inhabitants have a traditional way of life on an island with no electricity, no roads, and no cars. (There's a Bluenose connection too: the original Bluenose broke up after snagging on a reef near Île-à-Vache on January 29, 1946.)
March 03, 2017
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