
The fishing boat Early Dawn at Delhaven, Nova Scotia

The fishing boat Early Dawn at Delhaven, Nova Scotia

A fishing boat resting on the seabed during low tide at Delhaven, Nova Scotia

Low Tide at Delhaven, Nova Scotia


Delhaven, Kings County, Nova Scotia, along the shores of the Minas Basin in the Annapolis Valley. The tides are amazing…

These boats appear to have been abandoned and are sitting at the Pereaux Port Authority wharf in Delhaven, Nova Scotia.
I don’t have much to say about this, other than I thought the line of neatly parked school buses was worth a few minutes of my time.


In a world where you can be anything, be nice, be happy

Paddy’s Island, North Medford Beach, at low tide. I was at the government wharf in Delhaven, Nova Scotia. The weather was nasty, with bands of rain and mist

Crescent Beach
The roughly two-kilometre tombolo links parts of the LaHave Islands to the mainland, is backed by dunes and salt marsh, and is known for firm, walkable sand that supports long coastal walks, windsurfing and kitesurfing.
Vehicles are permitted on the shore in many areas.



I love spending time at the far end of Crescent Beach, where waves and rocks remind me of the coastal areas of Vancouver Island.

Rissers Point at Rissers Beach Provincial Park

Rissers Beach Provincial Park is 24 km south of Bridgewater on the Atlantic Coast in Green Bay, at the mouth of the Petite Riviere.

A drone’s eye view of the Lahave River from Kraut Point to Fort Sainte Marie de Grace