Month: May 2021

Mispec beach, New Brunswick

3266 Mispec RoadSaint John, NBE2J 4W7 My most popular post is The Cuts Quarry; A Swimming Hole Secret. In spite of all my hiking, camping, historic site seeking and the art finds that I write about, in the heat of the summer people just want to be where they can cool off. I understand completely... Continue Reading →

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St. Martins Sea Caves, New Brunswick, Cda

The highest tides in the world have bore out caves from the cliffs of southern New Brunswick’s coast line

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St. Martins Sea Caves As soon as I got out of the car I was hypnotized by a strong desire to walk towards the sea cliffs. Forward I went- my eyes toggling back and forth between my next step on the rocky footing and the prize up ahead. It isn't a far trek, perhaps 10... Continue Reading →

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Gullivers Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada

lashing winds churn up the waves of the bay of Fundy

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Waves of the Bay of Fundy push a shore

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The sky was a congested pileup of heavy grey clouds obviously rammed together by high wind but I wasn't going to let a storm stop me from going to Gulliver's Cove. I had read somewhere it has a shady pirate legend, and a stunning coastal walking trail to a look off out over the Bay... Continue Reading →

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