https://cyberblogue.com/wp-load.php My favorite ‘port of call’ in Nova Scotia was Lunenburg, which is a working fishing village and UNESCO World Heritage Site. For pictures of Lunenburg, see Lunenburg. This page contains some of my other images of Nova Scotia from August, 2003. To get to Nova Scotia, we took the overnight ferry from Portland, Maine (the Scotia Prince, which, in many ways, is like a cruise ship), landing in Yarmouth. From Yarmouth, we drove up the southeastern coastline, stopping in Lunenburg (2 nights), before heading on to Halifax (3 nights). From Halifax, we essentially drove all day to reach Cape Breton Island and Cape Breton Highlands National Park (‘CBHNP’) in far northeastern Nova Scotia.
https://solent-art.co.uk/wp-login.php Lifeboats aboard the Scotia Prince
Scotia Prince morning
Ship’s mast
Yarmouth, morning
Halifax harbor tour, foggy
Bluenose II at dock
Bluenose II, deck detail
The ‘Noonday Gun’ (cannon firing) at the Citadel Nat’l Historic Site
Halifax Public Gardens
Fishing boats (northern Cape Breton Island)
Fishing boats (northern Cape Breton Island)
Bog reflections on a CBHNP trail
Tiny blooms along a trail
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