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Petit Princess

Petit Princess ready to load at the East Ferry terminal

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Margaret’s Justice

The ferry Margaret’s Justice transiting across Petit Passage from Tiverton on Long Island to the East Ferry on Digby Neck.    

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Lady Melissa

The fishing boat Lady Melissa off Long Island in the Bay of Fundy

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The Art Shack

Operated by the Artists Circle of Annapolis Valley, The Art Shack Gallery has been a fixture in Margaretsville for over 33 years. Located on the shore of the Bay of Fundy in Margaretsville, Nova Scotia, at 37 Haddock Alley.

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White Owl

The lobster fishing boat White Owl, sitting on the Bay of Fundy seabed in Margaretsville, Nova Scotia. Her seagoing days may be over, but she lives on for me. This was a bit of a stormy day, with beautiful clouds, … Continue reading

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Margaretsville Shore

51 Seconds of drone video, as Bay of Fundy waves break on the shore at Margaretsville, Nova Scotia.

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60 Seconds In Margaretsville

On Youtube I titled this as a 60 second video, but actually, it’s approximately 60 Seconds over the shore in Margaretsville, Nova Scotia. A drone was used…

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Cows In A Field

Cows in a field, doing what cows do, while I observed them.

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Rugosa Rose

Rugosa Rose is a hardy, deciduous shrub known for its wrinkled foliage, fragrant magenta flowers, and large, edible rose hips.

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Rosa rugosa

Rosa rugosa is a hardy, deciduous shrub known for its highly textured, wrinkled dark green leaves and fragrant, open-faced white flowers. It often produces decorative rose hips.

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