Here is the final installment in my Summer Adventure series. I am sure more adventures will fill my schedule before fall arrives but I am hoping to share some food-related posts soon. This segment features photographs from a recent vacation to Nova Scotia with Tim’s family. It was absolutely beautiful there and we all had plenty of time to relax and enjoy our surroundings.
Boat at low tide in Sandy Cove, Nova Scotia
Colorful buoys in Sandy Cove
Beautiful old church with tombstones dating back to 1809
Balancing Rock in St. Mary’s Bay on Long Island, Nova Scotia
Lighthouse on Brier Island
Humpback whale calf (chomp, chomp!)
Humpback whale flukes
Sunset on the Bay of Fundy
Canoeing in Kejimkujik National Park
Annual motorcycle rally in Digby, Nova Scotia that draws in 30,000 motorcyclists and spectators
Boats in Digby, Nova Scotia
Colorful storefronts in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
Boat docked in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia
Indifference
Lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove
Starry sky on the Bay of Fundy [photo credit goes to Tim]
Vegan coconut french toast from Jane’s on the Common in Halifax, Nova Scotia
I already miss Nova Scotia and haven’t even been back a week yet. Canadians are so, so, so friendly and the scenery is breathtaking! The only thing I missed was kale. We couldn’t find any kale in Digby (the “largest” town near where we stayed) or Sandy Cove (the teeny town where we rented a cottage). I was deprived! Not to fret, Tim and I made a monster meal of brown rice, four different greens, and tahini sauce when we returned home. Plus we made fresh juice with apples, ginger, lemon and kale!! Hooray for kale!



















Squeal!!!! That humpback calf is smiling for the camera!! Can’t believe how close you got. All the colors just seem to pop in these pictures. I always wondered what Nova Scotia was like. Thanks so much for sharing!
The humpback calf was super curious and got quite close several times. I honestly almost fainted from pure glee!
Wow, what stunning shots. I’ve been to Peggy’s Cove and Halifax many times but your photos made me long to return. I’m glad you had such a wonderful stay in Canada. I hope you’ll come back soon – we have lots of kale in Ontario.
xo
Thank you! I hope to visit Canada again soon. I’ve never been to Ontario and Vancouver isn’t too far from Portland… :)
Whoa! This is so crazy. As I was looking through the photos here, I thought the colorful houses looked SO familiar. And then I realized a few posts back on my RSS reader another photo blogger I keep up with had just posted photos from Nova Scotia too! And, while I haven’t gone back to check yet, I swear it’s the same exact storefronts you both photographed. Small world!
Craziness! I would love a link to your friend’s site so I can look at the photographs too.
Hehe, there’s not much in Digby OR Sandy Cove, that’s for sure. Beautiful beautiful beautiful pictures–looks like your whale watch was a lot warmer and sunnier than mine was last year :) I’m having some serious memories come back. Nova Scotia is just the jam!
Your photography is gorgeous!! I have heard great things about Nova Scotia, and your photos definitely confirmed what I’ve heard!
Thanks, Ashley!