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Monthly Archives: April 2020
National Military Cemetery
Visiting the National Military Cemetery affords me an opportunity to stop and think about the vast numbers of Canadians that lost their lives in war and peace. As a retired military member it reminds me of the harm that the … Continue reading
Baxter Harbour Falls
I’d heard that Baxter Harbour Falls was worth visiting, so I decided to visit in the middle of winter. I’m glad that I did as despite the cold day, the sun was shining and the falls were beautiful. I had … Continue reading
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, Beach, Nova Scotia, ocean, video, waterfall
Tagged Baxter Falls, Fraser Brook, geocaching
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Halls Harbour
Low tide at Halls Harbour Halls Harbour Brook flowing into the Bay Of Fundy
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, Beach, Nova Scotia, ocean, video
Tagged Halls Harbour
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Halifax–waterfront sculptures
The Volunteers, by Marlene Hilton Moore ‘The Emigrant’ , created by Armando Barbon
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, art, black and white, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Tagged art, Halifax, Martimes, Nova Scotia, statue, tourism
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The old warehouse
One of the old warehouses along the former railbed in Wilmot
Tide Bandit
The fishing boat Tide Bandit in Parkers Cove at low tide
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Atlantic Canada, Bay of Fundy, Canada, dock, fish boats, Nova Scotia, ocean, pier, wharf
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a reflective self portrait
A reflective selfie that captures who I am, as well as where I was, which in this case was Parkers Cove. I encourage people to shoot this type of image – they are a safe way to express yourself without … Continue reading
Chain
Links of chain secured to a concrete base. Yup – just some rusty chain…
White Owl
The fishing boat White Owl on the hard in Parkers Cove
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Atlantic Canada, Bay of Fundy, Canada, dock, fish boats, Nova Scotia, ocean, pier, wharf
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Britex
Founded in 1960, as branch of United Elastic Limited based in New York,Britex (BRIdgetown TEXtiles) manufactured elastic textiles used in a large variety of garments produced in other factories. The factory closed in 2004.
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, abandoned, buildings, history
Tagged Bridgetown Textiles, Centerlea
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