Old growth wood from trees downed by Fiona will be used to restore a replica of a ship that brought about 190 settlers from Scotland to Nova Scotia
When post-tropical storm Fiona ripped through Nova Scotia, it led to another setback for the team restoring the historic ship Hector.
But Vern Shea, the ship’s restoration manager, says despite the two-week power outage at the work site, the team has been inundated with offers of old growth wood from trees downed by Fiona, which hit the region Sept. 24. The wood, which includes old growth pine and high-quality cherry wood, will be used to build the galley and captain’s cabin.
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