Last Updated on January 7, 2022 by Nancie
Nova Scotia Sunset Photos
Who doesn’t like a sunset (or a sunrise), and today we’re sharing five gorgeous Nova Scotia sunset photos. Welcome to week 350 (2017-11-16) of Travel Photo Thursday. Enjoy the sunsets and take a second to leave a comment to let us know which shot is your favourite.
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Pictou Harbour Sunset
During my temporary stay in Pictou, I was treated to some lovely sunsets on the harbour front. I liked the fact that the sailboat was always there. I think it added a nice balance to both photos.
Fort Anne National Historic Site
This sunset over the Annapolis Basin was taken from Fort Anne. This area has been fortified since 1629 and is one of Canada first designated National Historic Sites. Fort Anne closes for the season at the end of September, but like the Historic Gardens, you can still walk the grounds. I had to do a sprint down St. George St. to get this shot before the sun faded into the black of the night 🙂
This is Sieur de Mon’s Monument, who was a Governor of Nova Scotia between 1603 and 1607 when it was known as Acadie.
National Historic Sites of Canada
LaHave River Ferry
These two shots were taken from the LaHave Ferry when I was crossing from the town of LaHave to East LaHave. This is a cable ferry and if you have never been on one don’t miss the experience if you’re in the area. There has been a ferry on this route since the 1800s. Check here for more information.
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Please welcome our co-hosts this week: Jan from Budget Travel Talk Ruth from Tanama Tales Rachel from Rachel’s Ruminations
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18 responses to “Five Favorite Nova Scotia Sunset Photos”
Give me a sunset, anywhere, and my heart sings. Beautiful shots, Nancie (especially on this stormy, cloudy day in Greece!)
Hey, Jackie. No sunset here tonight either. It’s wet and windy.
sunrises – sunsets – over water or other the desert – I love them all. Beautiful. Have a fabulous weekend ahead and thank you again for the link up.
Hi, Jill. Thanks for linking up this week. I’m with you; every sunrise and sunset is amazing.
These are beautiful photos! I am sure we are going to experience more of Cananda now that you live there! #TPThursday
Hi, Ruth. Thanks. You’ll see a lot of Canada photos for the foreseeable future. I do hope to travel later in the winter. Time will tell 🙂
What a great collection of sunsets! I love the colors on the first one. Lucky you for being close enough to capture these beautiful sunsets.
Hi Mary! I should have caught more, but I usually realized too late. That’s what happens when you live close, I guess 🙂
I like the first photo of the Pictou Harbour sunset (panoramic). The colours reflected in the glassy water with the lone sailboat at anchor make me smile
Hi, Rhonda. That is a pretty shot. Thanks for linking up this week. #TPThursday
Beautiful sunsets! I can never resist a good sunset, especially when I’m out on the water. It is the perfect end to the day.
Hi, Allison. I totally agree, there’s no better way to end the day. Thanks for linking up this week. #TPThursday
Your photos are a gorgeous collection of one of my favorite daily happenings – sunsets. I especially love your last one with the sun reflecting on the water and illuminating the clouds!
Thanks, Anita. You see some beautiful sunsets where you are in Portugal.
Sunsets get me every time – and it looks like Nova Scotia has some beautiful ones from your photos. My favorite is the sailboat photo with the muted colors on the water!
Hi, Jill. You are right. When the sun shines (not today) we do get some amazing sunsets.
As much as I love boats and ocean, my favourite is the Governor’s statue (the first one).
Hi, Jan. Good choice. I like the color of the sky in that one. Thanks for co-hosting this week. #TPThursday