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Angus L. Macdonald Bridge

Angus L. Macdonald Bridge

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Houston’s Beach

Houston’s Beach features stunning views of 200-million-year-old red Triassic sandstone cliffs alongside a 1.5-kilometre-long red sand and rock beach on the Minas Basin. The beach is situated in Canning, Nova Scotia, near Cape Blomidon and Blomidon Provincial Park. The beach … Continue reading →

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The Landings Surgical Centre

The Landings Surgical Centre – Halifax

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AidaDiva

The cruise ship AidaDiva in Halifax

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Lady K 2019

The fishing boat Lady K 2019 in Delhaven, Nova Scotia

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Basin Bandit

The fishing boat Basin Bandit in Delhaven, Nova Scotia

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Early Dawn

The fishing boat Early Dawn at Delhaven, Nova Scotia

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Low Tide At Delhaven

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

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Low Tide

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…

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Abandoned Boats

These boats appear to have been abandoned and are sitting at the Pereaux Port Authority wharf in Delhaven, Nova Scotia.

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