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 →
Maud Lewis Memorial Site Years ago I was in Halifax with some family members and we visited the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. Being an art lover, it was a memorable experience but the most interesting display was that of Maud's actual house inside the gallery. I recall the interior walls were covered with simple... Continue Reading →
I pull the steering wheel left then push it back to the right. I am certain I barely skimmed a fishing hut navigating this narrow causeway. With water on both sides, there is so little property to work with, the sea shanties are stuck in the most precarious spots and out of abundance of caution,... Continue Reading →
I want to stand on the most southerly tip of Nova Scotia and look out to where the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Fundy separate. My imagination conjures up a scene similar, or equal, to that of Cape Point, South Africa where there is a distinct dividing line between the Indian and Atlantic Ocean;... Continue Reading →
Directions below. I always think the same three things when I drive up Parlee Brook Road: are these homes year-round residences or are these summer cottages? How do they get to work in a snowstorm? And do they know how lucky they are to live in this beautiful spot? Even with weekend adventure-seekers clogging up... Continue Reading →
