Model of Grand Bruit’s migrating landscape bound for Venice
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An upper layer represents healthy communities, while a lower level depicts abandoned towns. — Submitted photo
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Marianna de Cola’s photos of Grand Bruit’s resettlement in 2010 were part of her master’s research and successful entry in a nationwide architecture competition. — Photos by Marianna de Cola
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— Photos by Marianna de Cola
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— Photos by Marianna de Cola
An upper layer represents healthy communities, while a lower level depicts abandoned towns. — Submitted photo
Marianna de Cola’s photos of Grand Bruit’s resettlement in 2010 were part of her master’s research and successful entry in a nationwide architecture competition. — Photos by Marianna de Cola
— Photos by Marianna de Cola
— Photos by Marianna de Cola
— Photos by Marianna de Cola
— Photos by Marianna de Cola
— Photos by Marianna de Cola
- Published on April 30, 2012
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- Bonita
- - May 9, 2012 at 11:22:00
I am a former resident of Grand Bruit and love to read any story that was written about it
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- Robert
- - April 30, 2012 at 09:13:57
Resettlement will always be compelling or at least until those who resettled pass away. But can it be much different then moving from Ireland to Newfoundland or Pakistan to Toronto? For the parents they see it as something they are doing for their children; for the parents it is with a very heavy heart that they leave home. I fancy the very fabric of Canada is that of a people who have "resettled" we should not be surprised that this topic has been so well received outside of Newfoundland.
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Bonita, I hope that the move went well! I miss the black lab named Molly who showed me around the entire of Grand Bruit :) All stories and photographs from Grand Bruit are so beautiful because the place and it's people are wonderful. Do you know if many go back?