
The fishing boat Sassy Lassy I in Lunenburg

The fishing boat Sassy Lassy I in Lunenburg

The trawler/dragger Cachalot in Lunenburg

The fishing boat Pyxis 04 in Lunenburg

The fish boat Muscot in Lunenburg

CCGC Westport (CG 102) in Bridgewater

M/V Paul Johansen in Lunenburg
Paul Johansen , ex RS 79 NSSR (Norwegian Rescue Service) is one of 13 very similar rescue boats built by Smedvik mek Verksted, Tjørvåg, Norway between 1963 and 1972. She was stationed in Gryllefjord / Senjahopen (Troms).
Paul Johansen entered private service in the mid-1990s when she was purchased by Bob Grant, of Bainbridge Island, Washington. She is currently owned and operated as a tour ship by Farley Blackman.

The fishing boat Miss Mall Bay aground in Lunenburg
The 13.5o meter long Miss Mall Bay, ex Miss Mae II was built by in 1974 by Deschamp & Jackson Boatbuilders Ltd. in Shelburne Nova Scotia. She is owned by Merasheen Oyster Farms Inc. – Triton Newfoundland.
Miss Mall Bay ran aground in Lunenburg Harbour after it dragged it’s anchor during a storm that swept through the Maritimes on Wednesday, 03 April 2019. Previously the boat had been stuck on the Lunenburg wave break.


A window into the past at one of the beautiful houses of Nova Scotia

I do miss the west coast mountains – on the coastal areas you really can’t go to many places without seeing towering mountains.
While Nova Scotia has geographic place names such as North Mountain, they are what I would consider to be hills, but they are quite beautiful and offer some very nice views. They are also a lot of fun to drive up and down…
Another small piece of Canada through the windshield…

My first visit to Cottage Cove in Port George was at low tide the day before a nice storm hit Nova Scotia.

The beach is a mix of rock and cobble, with lot’s of interesting things to poke at. Not the easiest to walk on, but a great place to spend some time.

The next day was not as calm, and the waves were quite spectacular at high tide. I stopped at Cottage Cove Provincial Park to watch, and shoot a bit of video.