Meandering through the Maritimes
Halifax
 On guard at the Citadel |
 The Bicycle Thief:A whimsical flower display at the Halifax boardwalk |
 Among the graves of the Titanic victims, the tomb of the "Unknown Child" - now identified as two-year-old Sidney Leslie Goodwin |
Maud Lewis on Display at the Halifax Art Gallery
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The Bay of Fundy
 The famed Hopewell Rocks in the Bay of Fundy (New Brunswick), where the world's highest tides at between 32 and 46 feet roll in at record speed. Above: high tide; Right: some hours later at low tide. |
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Peggy's Cove, Three Churches and Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
In Shediac New Brunswick - Self styled "Lobster Capital of the World"
Ah those Lobsters!
Prince Edward Island
In PEI - with someone you all know very well!
Fires in British Columbia set the sun aflame in Sydney Nova Scotia
Scenes along the Cabot Trail, Maritimes tranquil countryside and seaside vistas
(as seen en route from the bus.)
 The oft-photographed Three Churches in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia |
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 Colourful houses in Lunenburg Nova Scotia |
Peggy's Cove 
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 Cozying up to some interesting characters |
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 Confederation Bridge - linking Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick |
 PEI's most famous character in a new guise |
 Iconic PEI lighthouse |
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(as seen en route from the bus.)
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