There's not much to delay you on the 100-kilometre journey west from
Shelburne to Yarmouth, but you should make a brief stop at minuscule
BARRINGTON , where the Old Meeting House (June to mid-Sept Mon-Sat
9.30am-5.30pm, Sun 1-5.30pm; donation), with its simple wooden pews and
severe pulpit, reflects the intellectual rigour of the Nonconformist
settlers who migrated here from New England in the mid-eighteenth
century. In its simplicity, it's a beautiful building, which is more
than can be said for the adjacent Lighthouse Museum (same hours; free),
where a smattering of lightkeepers' memorabilia is housed in a replica
of the lighthouse that once stood on remote Seal Island - though this
version stands on a hillside apropos of nothing in particular.
