The Rocks of Peggy's Cove
The Rocks on which the lighthouse has been built are worn smooth by years of beating by the waves.
Atlantic Canada 2018
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Stitched High Resolution Panoramic view of the Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick.
Trees at the westmost point on Cape Jourimain are blown and stripped by winds and high waters.
Some of the red cliffs of the coastline along PEI's North Shore.
The Glenevis Naval Tugboat (YTB 642) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CFAV_Glenevis_(YTB_642)
One of the Halifax Ferry's between Dartmouth and Halifax
Some of the Trees and the Lighthouse at Chebucto Head
A lonely tree stands guard over the ocean at Chebucto Head
The Ocean water sprays up on the rocks at Peggy's Cove
Abandoned Boat in Peggy's Cove
The waves crash on the rocks at Peggy's Cove
On the New Brunswick side of the Northumberland Strait, the rocks and sand are just as red as they are on the Island of Prince Edward.
Wild flowers growing along the north edge of Cape Jourimain looking out towards PEI and the Confederation Bridge
Red cliffs along the PEI North Shore west of Cavandish
The two tall towers on Purdy's Lane along the boardwalk in Halifax. Built entirely on Pillars
Dusk falls on Halifax
Rather Jagged Rocks along the coast in high contrast with the water smoothed boulders.
The road is used for emergency purposes but rarely sees more than foot traffic
The lighthouse at Peggy's Cove
Church in Peggy's Cove
The Rocks on which the lighthouse has been built are worn smooth by years of beating by the waves.
A little skiff waits to go fishing along the banks of Cape Tormentine.
St Peter's Catholic Church on the Island of PEI
A bayside mansion across from Sir Sanford's Tower.
The Casino on the Halifax Harbour is built mostly on Pillars in the Harbour
The Rocky Coast of Nova Scotia - Chebucto Head
The lighthouse at Chebucto Head peaking over the hill.
One of the fisheries near Sambro
The sparse little town of Peggy's Cove
Looking out into the Harbour at Peggy's Cove
Peggy's Cove Lighthouse.
The pillars that hold the 13 km long Confederation Bridge are impressive.
Even the barns look picturesqe against the red cliffs and gulf waters.
Looking across the cove.
Not THE Bluenose, but a younger, smaller cousin.
Herring Cove off in the distance
At the peak of the tourists, people swarm all over the lighthouse rocks
The little fishing village of Peggy's Cove
A beautiful sky over Peggy's Cove Lighthouse
Confederation Bridge is not exactly straight, though it seems like it from high above. It has at least two curves in it's length.
The Mussel Farms on PEI
A view of Dartmouth from the towers on Purdy's Lane with the Ferry making the crossing.
THe Halifax Ferry travelling to Dartmouth
The lighthouse at Chebucto Head
A bunker at the Chebucto Lighthouse that appeared to be an abandoned WWII Gunnery position.
Without the people, it is a stunning sight.
Lobster Pots at Peggy's Cove
Sunset over Peggy's Cove