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Category Archives: Nova Scotia Ferries
Brady E. Himmelman
The cable ferry Brady E. Himmelman loading vehicles in LaHave
Grand Passage
Crossing Grand Passage as we head to the Westport terminal on Brier Island
Freeport Ferry Terminal
A stormy day at the Long Island ferry terminal at Freeport
Grand Passage
Crossing Grand Passage between Brier Island and Long Island on a stormy wet day
Margaret’s Justice
Margaret’s Justice at the Freeport terminal on Long Island Arriving at the Westport terminal on Brier Island after crossing Grand Passage
Petit Princess
Petit Princess at the East Ferry terminal Petit Princess is a ferry that runs across Petit Passage between East Ferry on Digby Neck and Tiverton on Long Island. It’s free!
Grand Passage Lighthouse
Referred to locally as the “Northern light”, the Grand Passage Lighthouse stands on a narrow strip of rugged shoreline along the northern tip of Brier Island, in Westport, Nova Scotia The Grand Passage Lighthouse is an 8.5 metre (28 feet) … Continue reading
Halifax – Across The harbour
HMCS Sackville, CSS Acadia, and the Halifax harbour ferry Craig Blake HMCS Sackville is a Flower-class corvette that served in the Royal Canadian Navy and later served as a civilian research vessel. She is now a museum ship located … Continue reading
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Craig Blake
Halifax Harbour ferry Craig Blake
Vincent Coleman
Halifax Harbour ferry Vincent Coleman at the Alderney ferry terminal