Category Archive for 'Nova Scotia Trip'

scenes from joggins fossil cliffs

Thursday, July 13th, 2006

After our hike to Wards Falls, we stopped off at the Joggins fossil cliffs before returning to Amherst. We’ve visited the cliffs several times in the past, but this time we came to walk the beaches and enjoy the incredible vistas rather than look for fossils (see above – click for larger view). Most people […]

wards falls

Thursday, July 13th, 2006

There’s a steady rain coming down, so we’re indoors taking a break and doing a bit of reading, writing and catching up on things. Tomorrow, we should be back into sunny weather, so we’ll be able to carry on with our hiking and explorations. Today, I’ll do some catching up on photo uploading and posting […]

we get bored

Wednesday, July 12th, 2006

Actually, we never get bored — but we did hang around waiting for the tidal bore to sweep by the Maccan Tidal Wetlands Park on Day Four of our maritimes odyssey. This morning, we arrived at the park about an hour before the tidal bore was due to make its appearance. We put the time […]

baie verte waterfowl village

Wednesday, July 12th, 2006

Day Three – at Baie Verte, New Brunswick (cont’d) After finding the small Baie Verte park, we decided to go in search of a wetland park trail that we’d read about in one of our travel guides (known as the Baie Verte Waterfowl Village). Driving up the road, we stopped so that I could shoot […]

coastal marshes

Tuesday, July 11th, 2006

Day Three: Miramichi to Amherst This is going to be in a couple of parts as I’m just burning a little time until we head out for Day Four. I could get up and be on my way at any second! (-: Leaving the town of Miramichi, we took the main highway down to Port […]

i left my heart in gaspesie

Monday, July 10th, 2006

Day Two: Rimouski to Miramichi I left my heart in Gaspesie — or perhaps I should say that I found it there in the high tide drift on a beach overlooking the St. Lawrence River at Ste-Flavie. At this point, the river is widening quickly as it flows into the Gulf and onwards to the […]

alive and well

Sunday, July 9th, 2006

Today we discovered the answer to riddle of what happened to the dinosaurs. Turns out that they’re alive and well and living in Quebec near Drummondville (click on image for larger view) Day One: Today was the long haul traveling west to east across Quebec. We’re spending the night in Rimouski, and will drive on […]