Category Archives: New Brunswick

Haul In’

The fishing boat Haul In’ heading to the fuel dock in Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick

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Cape Tormentine Pier Range Rear Light

Cape Tormentine Pier Range Rear Light Lighthouse

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Cape Tormentine Ferry Terminal

The former ferry terminal in Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick The ferry service crossed Abegweit Passage between Borden, Prince Edward Island and the mainland at  Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick.

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Confederation Bridge

The Confederation Bridge spans Northumberland Strait, connecting New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. The bridge is 12,900 m long, with a longest span of 250 m.

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Cape Jourimain Lighthouse

Cape Jourimain lighthouse, with Cape Tormentine lighthouse in the background

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Honker Stomper 1

The fishing boat Honker Stomper 1 in Cape Tormentine

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Lexie Livia

The fishing boat Lexie Livia in Cape Tormentine

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A Trio Of Campfires

A trio of campfires at Murray Beach Provincial park

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Murray Beach Provincial Park

Waves and sand dunes at Murray Beach Provincial Park, New Brunswick side of Northumberland Strait.

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The World’s Largest Lobster

The World’s Largest Lobster is a concrete and reinforced steel statue in Shediac, New Brunswick, Canada sculpted by Canadian artist Winston Bronnum. The statue is 11 metres long and 5 metres tall, and weighs 90 tonnes.

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