Focus on The Bottle Houses and discuss the The garden and site.
The buildings sit around several Acadian gardens, trees, a pond, and bottle tree structures. It also sits by a wood carved structure of a woman's face, a local gift shop, and a miniature replica of the lighthouse Arsenault tended to before his retirement. Apart from constructing the buildings Arsenault carried out the gardening and landscaping on the site. He spent his time after retiring planting trees on the site, laying out the stonework and designing the flower beds. His Acadian roots prompted his commitment to developing the Cap-Egmont, Evangeline area; he dedicated his retirement to designing artefacts that made his home community special and unique, "radiating a symphony of sunlight-powered colors in a tranquil garden setting with a goldfish pond and a fountain" to create a space for tourists to enjoy nature and the serene sounds of the water. The views captured from the site are of the ocean, and a mini replica of the Cape-Egmont Lighthouse that he tended.
Cap-Egmont