Right next to the ocean at Peggy’s Cove there is little hospitable surface for growing much of anything.
The ocean provides what the land can’t.
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Low Tide
The wharf area at Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia.
Low tide and nobody’s fishing.
It’s rest time.
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Rock And Ocean
Blue Rocks Nova Scotia.
Small coves protect the boats from the pounding waves of The Atlantic Ocean.
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Blue Rocks Rock
The rocky harbour at Blue Rocks Nova Scotia is unique.
The location is picturesque and downright heart calming.
One feels safe.
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Yellow
The harbour at Blue Rocks Nova Scotia contains colourful “seaweed” growing on the rocks.
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Fortress of Louisbourg
After many years I returned to visit the Fortress of Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island.
It is still as impressive as it was the last time I visited.
The day was damp and foggy, with drizzle.
It was possible to feel the loneliness and uncertainty of the isolated location on a particularly miserable day.
It is a magnificent restoration.
Founded in 1713, it became an active port for trading and other activities and changed hands several times.
In 1758, the British took it after a siege and it was thoroughly destroyed by British Engineers.
General James Wolfe took part in the Siege of Louisbourg. He died a year later on the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City.
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The Beach At Inverness
Cape Breton Island is a spectacular and subtle place, depending on where you are and where you look.
The beach at Inverness is both.
We experienced it on a sunny, windy day. Not a day for swimming but definitely for walking and seeing.
Simply wonderful.
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