karencookphotos, to NovaScotia
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The world famous Cabot Trail in . One of the top scenic drives in the world, as named by Lonely Planet https://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-road-to-the-mountains-karen-cook.html?newartwork=true

karencookphotos, to NovaScotia
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Lunenburg was founded in 1753 & is home to the schooner Bluenose, featured on the Canadian dime. The harbor is filled with pleasure craft, sailboats, and fishing boats of all types.

It is hard to know where to look first...the water is so blue, the fairways so green, and the buildings are so colorful. Across the harbour is the distinct red of the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic...https://fineartamerica.com/featured/colorful-lunenburg-karen-cook.html #

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Who wants to be trapped in Lunenburg for ? https://fineartamerica.com/featured/trapped-in-lunenburg-for-christmas-karen-cook.html?newartwork=true

karencookphotos, to NovaScotia
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We decided on a late October day to visit the historic Balmoral Grist Mill in The mill was built in 1874

The Grist Mill, which is still in operation today, is located in a gorge on Matheson's Brook. This peaceful scene, with the colors of autumn reflected in the calm waters, is the area above the dam that operates the three story building that is the mill. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/autumn-at-mathesons-brook-karen-cook.html

sandymcclearn, to random
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The lookout’s view of Cross Island while sailing out of Lunenburg in .

stevenkennard, to NovaScotia
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Schooner Cove, Nova Scotia

This quiet scene is hidden, quite out of the way on the Eastern shore of Nova Scotia, not far from and
I wish you a happy, peaceful Sunday, Fedi Friends.

sandymcclearn, to sailing
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Looking up the mainmast of .

EllieK, to NovaScotia
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Wandering along small country roads and past farmyards in the area leads us to really lovely vistas.

Minas Basin on the Bay of Fundy coastline near Grand Pré, on the Dykes, Nova Scotia

Have a great Tuesday everyone!

I posted this on the old instance, so don't want to lose it.

EllieK, to NovaScotia
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Full Moon, Nova Scotia

This view is over the Minas Basin which is part of the Bay of Fundy water. We have rich red sandy cliffs and beaches and the lowest (or highest, depending) tides in the world here. Although this was taken years ago, we do have a full supermoon tonight.

For your enjoyment, Fedi Friends. Have a great day.

sandymcclearn, to random
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Three masted barque both afloat and on the slip in @townoflunenburgns last week.

Three masted ship on a marine slip.

stevenkennard, to NovaScotia
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Houston's Beach,
Known to us as 'Strawberry Beach'.

One day in October 2012,there were strawberries as far as the eye could see on this beach on the . No kidding. Where did they come from? There must have been a line of 1/2 km 18″ wide, of strawberries on the waterline. And that’s just the that we could see.
For another image and original post:
https://stevenkennard.com/blog/archives/350

EllieK, to NovaScotia
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Long Beach Sunset

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Nova Scotia Sunsets in the Annapolis Valley are as beautiful over farmland as they are over the water.

I saw this happening and ran the 5 minutes from my house to catch it, a few years ago.
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stevenkennard, to Halifax
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Halifax Harbour Reflection

This reflection was part of a series I produced a few years ago. This is HMCS Acadia, which was docked by the Maritime Museum in Halifax harbour. Built in 1913, she survived the Halifax explosion of 1917.
https://hmhps.ca/sites/hmcs-acadia
Happy Tuesday, Fedi Friends

EllieK, to NovaScotia
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We went on a great bike ride with friends yesterday. The whole thing was about 47 km (~29 miles) but took most of the day as we were out to enjoy ourselves and mostly had the power off.
There are some great biking routes in the and some of this was on the from Greenwich to though
Photos were taken by our friends, thanks to them for sharing!
@cycling

A concrete path with steps leading down and an a-frame stone building at the end. There are flower planters with green and white plants on either side of the path. A cyclist is on the path with another in the shadows on the left.
An emerald green grassy stretch leads to an old, huge grey-green leaved willow tree with a picnic table underneath. there is a dark green hedge on the right. Two people are wheeling their bikes towards the tree.
A grey gravel path stretches ahead with grass and bushes on either side. There are two people on bikes cycling away from us on the path. It is sunny as we see the shadows on the path.

stevenkennard, to NovaScotia
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Piggy Buoys at Peggy's Cove

Peggy's Cove has more delights than just the lighthouse, you know! These were resting on the shore in the tiny fishing village.

#Monday #PeggysCove #NovaScotia #StevenKPosts #FishingVillage #VisitNovaScotia #FolkArt

karencookphotos, to NovaScotia
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The lush greens and golds surrounding Grand Pre National Historic Site .

Grand Pre is a National Historic Site of Canada dedicated to the memory of one history's most tragic events, the Expulsion of the Acadians, the Great Expulsion or the Great Deportment.

https://fineartamerica.com/featured/mists-over-the-land-of-evangeline-karen-cook.html

karencookphotos, to NovaScotia
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A little fog at Mavillette Beach in ! The beach is beyond that fence...believe it or not.
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-edge-of-the-world-karen-cook.html

EllieK, to NovaScotia
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After the Harvest

We have such beautiful rolling farmland around us in the Annapolis Valley, this late summer mist turned it almost into a dreamscape.

For and #:Landscape

sandymcclearn, to random
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Tunnels of George’s Island in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Underground passage with alcoves in the side walls.
Passageway leaves end wall of underground room with arched ceiling .
Underground passageway with side passageways and the back of an RML gun in the background.

karencookphotos, to NovaScotia
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I admit it...the sound of waves lapping at the shore makes me happy! And when I can smell the salt air, and feel the sand between my toes...I am one happy girl.

These gentle waves were kissing the white sands of Crescent Beach Nova Scotia. Located on the south shore of Canada's Ocean Playground, Crescent Beach is the only beach in the province where you can drive a vehicle onto the sand itself. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-rhythm-of-the-sea-karen-cook.html

karencookphotos, to NovaScotia
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Happy 85th birthday! Her final resting place is the dock of the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic in Lunenburg as a living exhibit, but at one time, the Theresa E. Connor was the last of her kind....a saltbank schooner that was built in 1938 and sailed the waters as a fishing vessel for many years.

https://fineartamerica.com/featured/theresa-e-connor-karen-cook.html

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peggys cove by @CStamp

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Kingsport Beach in Winter
This was taken some years ago, on one of those special evenings when it was worth freezing your hands (and everything else) off to get the photo. The tide was fairly high and filled the beach with blocks of ice. The sunset tinted everything pink.
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karencookphotos, to random
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The tiny fishing village of Peggy's Cove is home to less than 50 year round residents.
A working fishing village, it is home to a few weathered homes, fishing sheds,& fishing boats anchored at the wharf

The dory fishing boats were moored in the calm waters of the protected harbor, giving such a feeling of tranquility as they gently bobbed up and down in the current. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/peggys-boats-karen-cook.html

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