On Fogo Island among Irish fishermen

In Tilting, on the other hand, one has the impression of being in a fishing village where the language spoken and the architecture of the houses are typical of Eire. A feeling reinforced by a visit to the old post office, the Old Irish Cemetery as well as Sandy Cove beach. What is captivating here is the joviality of the locals, which can be experienced for instance in the rooms of the Brett House Museum built around 1870 by John Brett and expanded by his son Charles in which crocheted carpets are on display, or along the spectacular Waterman's Brook Walking Trail that unfolds from Fogo Proper to Deep Bay through winding hills and gushing waterfalls following Route 333. The Marconi Wireless Interpretation Centre is also a very curious site because it testifies to the importance of wireless communication: the Marconi Station, opened in 1911, the only one between Cape Race and Belle Isle. allowed the population to stay in touch (https://www.townoffogoisland.ca/home/).