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Tag Archives: Digby
Salty Solution
The fishing boat Salty Solution
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Digby, fish boat, Highway 303 Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, Spring
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On The Hard
All on the hard in the yard, from left to right the fishing boats C’mere Deer, Two Daughters, Chasity No. I, Nomada Queen I, Genevra Eve, B.J. Marie, Jess & Jan, and Passage Pride.
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Digby, fish boat, Highway 303 Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, Spring
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Lakeside Predator
The fishing boat Lakeside Predator in Digby
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Digby, fish boat, Highway 303 Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, Spring
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Emilie Gail
The fishing boat Emilie Gail in Digby
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Digby, fish boat, Highway 303 Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, Spring
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Nova Scotia Lighthouse – Carter Island
Carter Island Lighthouse – entrance to Lockeport
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Atlantic Canada, Canada, Digby, history, lighthouse, Nova Scotia, ocean, Point Prim, Spring, Uncategorized
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Ocean Otter
Ocean Otter on the marine railway – Digby
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Digby, fish boat, Highway 303 Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, Spring
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Point Prim wharf
The rapidly deteriorating fishing infrastructure – Point Prim
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, black and white, Nova Scotia, ocean
Tagged Atlantic Canada, Canada, Digby, history, lighthouse, Nova Scotia, ocean, Point Prim, Spring
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Nova Scotia Lighthouse – Point Prim
Point Prim Lighthouse
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, buildings, lighthouse, National Historic Site, Nova Scotia
Tagged Atlantic Canada, Canada, Digby, history, lighthouse, Nova Scotia, ocean, Point Prim, Spring
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Autumn Mist
The fishing boat Autumn Mist in Digby
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Digby, fish boat, Highway 303 Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, Spring
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Chief Gerald Gloade and Lobster Stalker
The fishing boats Chief Gerald Gloade and Lobster Stalker in Digby
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, fisheries, fishing boats, Nova Scotia
Tagged Digby, fish boat, Highway 303 Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, Spring
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