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Nova Scotia: Port-Royal National Historic Site
Port-Royal, a National Historic Site, and a member of the Parks Canada network opened its doors for the season a few weeks ago. I was lucky enough to visit on a warm, sunny, cloud-free afternoon. Welcome to week 373 (6/21/2018) of Travel Photo Thursday. Join me as I take you on a photo tour of…
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Cuisine Worth Driving for at La Cuisine Robicheau, Saulnierville, Nova Scotia
Saulnierville, Nova Scotia is home to Restaurant La Cuisine Robicheau, where you can dine on fresh local seafood and Acadian cuisine. Welcome to week 372 (6/7/2018) of Travel Photo Thursday. Join me this week as I tantalize your taste buds on the French Shore of Nova Scotia. Did you know that Nova Scotia has a…
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Six Iceland Experiences Not to be Missed
Iceland, with a population of less than 350,000, is smaller than my hometown and covers only 40,000 square miles. Mind boggling, right? Although it’s the most sparsely populated country in Europe, Iceland offers a diverse and amazingly beautiful terrain. You’ll experience sheep (lots and lots of them), the northern lights, rugged mountain vistas, imposing waterfalls, volcanoes with…
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May in Historic Annapolis Royal: A Photo Essay
May in historic Annapolis Royal has been nothing short of awesome. We’ve had sun, sun, and more sun, and the spring flowers have loved the temperatures. Welcome to Week 371 (5/31/2018) of Travel Photo Thursday. Enjoy a few of my favourite May photos captured with my iPhone. To join in the Travel Photo Thursday fun…