Back Roads Nova Scotia
This is one of the many things I love about Nova Scotia, back roads!
Lighthouse Nova Scotia
This is the time of year to hike or bike our back roads and enjoy the Nova Scotia colours in the fresh air.
Colours of Nova Scotia
Unleash your inner shutterbug, bring along your camera on a back road expedition.
Big Sky and Water Nova Scotia
The beaches and skies are my kind of drama queens.
Beach Nova Scotia
Invite a friend and find your back roads.
Toast marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate over an open campfire and you have s’mores- mix it up with chocolate ice cream and you have Nova Scotia’s best new flavour of ice cream-Kejimkujik Campfire S’mores.
Kejimkujik Campfire S'more Ice Cream in Petite Riviere
Driving from East Port Medway to Bridgewater, we stopped at local wharves and beaches, soaking up the sights and sounds on the first day of May.
Glorious Mud
We stopped at Glorious Mud, to admire the architecture and art, but mostly to admire the art.
Cherry Hill Beach at High Tide
We wondered about the green colour of the sea, and if anyone was digging clams at low tide on Cherry Hill Beach. We had Cherry Hill Beach all to ourselves except for the plovers.
Crescent Beach
Crescent beach was populated with beach goers, steely eyed gulls and pipers. We still feel both exhilarated and uncomfortable at the same time, about driving a car on a beach.
Local Wharf
We admired boats and buoys, lobster traps and ropes,
Beach Stone Houses
and Beach Stone Houses.
LaHave Bakery
We ate the perfected LaHave Bakery Bagels, adorned with cream cheese, smoked salmon and red onions, while people watching from a perfect window seat. We discussed the merits of sourdough versus milk and honey bread. We choose another bag of bagels.
Red Fox
And just when we thought it could not get any better, it did.
