Category Archives: nature

Allains Creek

Posted on June 1, 2026 by Katherine

Allains Creek is a picturesque stream situated near the village of Lequille, flowing into the Annapolis River just north of Annapolis Royal. This creek not only enhances the local landscape but also carries historical significance, as it is home to … Continue reading →

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Forget-Me-Nots

Posted on May 26, 2026 by Katherine

Beautiful forget-me-nots Forget-Me-Nots are one of the most common and popular flowers to add to a garden. They’re beautiful, smell lovely, and are relatively easy to care for. Perfect for me!

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A Blue Lobster

Posted on May 23, 2026 by Katherine

The Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History features a female blue lobster, which is a rare and unique specimen. This blue lobster is part of the museum’s collection and is a testament to the diversity of marine life in Nova … Continue reading →

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Gus The Gopher Tortoise

Posted on May 23, 2026 by Katherine

Gus is a 103-year-old gopher tortoise living at the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History and is considered to be an icon of Halifax. He is believed to be the world’s oldest living gopher tortoise. Gus can be found on supervised walks through the museum … Continue reading →

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On The Back Road

Posted on May 18, 2026 by Katherine

Just a back road in the Annapolis Valley.

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Annapolis River

Posted on May 16, 2026 by Katherine

A drone-powered aerial view of the Annapolis River, in Middleton, Nova Scotia The Annapolis River is one of western Nova Scotia’s major rivers, stretching about 120 kilometres from Caribou Bog to the Annapolis Basin. Its estuary is strongly influenced by … Continue reading →

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Bleasdell Boulder

Posted on February 21, 2026 by Katherine

The ‘Bleasdell Boulder’, one of the largest known glacial erratics in North America, is estimated to be 2.3 billion years old. Also known as the Glen Miller Rock, the boulder measures 13.4 metres long, 7.3 metres wide and 6.7 metres … Continue reading →

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