May in Historic Annapolis Royal: A Photo Essay


Last Updated on April 18, 2019 by Nancie

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.

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When you’re visiting the town, take the time to wander up and down the streets. We love our gardens here, and I’m sure you’ll love the riot of colour in our front and back yards. I snapped these beauties on my walk this morning. They look like daylilies, but because they’re blooming on a bush I don’t think they are. Okay, so I took a break to enjoy the sun on my balcony, and my condo neighbour who used to live in the house where I took this photo, walked by. She tells me that these are azaleas!

The gardens around Annapolis Royal are full of colourful surprises! #spring2018 #canada #novascotia #annapolisroyal #flowers

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Magnolia blooming in front of the historic Annapolis Royal Court House. #annapolisroyal #annapolisvalley #magnolia #spring #canada

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Overnight it seems that Fort Anne is enveloped in an emerald canopy.

Fort Anne and the gorgeous green lawn. It’s amazing how green it’s become. #annapolisroyal #annapolisvalley #novascotia #spring #fortanne

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The red chairs are waiting to welcome visitors to sit awhile and enjoy the Annapolis Basin views.

The red chairs are waiting for you in Annapolis Royal. #annapolisroyal #annapolisvalley #novascotia #canada

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Sunset on the basin is always breathtaking.

Stunner of a sunset tonight. #annapolisroyal #annapolisvalley #annapolisbasin #novascotia #canada

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Another irresistible bloom…

Another beautiful bloom! #spring2018 #canada #novascotia #annapolisroyal

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Be curious when you visit historic Annapolis Royal. You never what it’s in store for you down a quaint lane or around the corner.

 

So many sweet nooks and crannies in Annapolis Royal. #spring2018 #canada #novascotia #annapolisroyal

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Where in the world were you in May? Let us know in the comments.

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30 responses to “May in Historic Annapolis Royal: A Photo Essay”

    • Hi Lydia. Thanks so much. Whoever planted the trees must have been thinking how they’d look beside the courthouse as they matured.

    • Hi Rhonda. Yes, they are. I went on a nature walk last night, and it beautiful to see all the wildflowers as well.

    • Hi Jennifer. Thanks for dropping by. I’m glad you enjoyed them. I can never get enough of the spring blossoms.

  1. I love all the color here. So glad you’re getting a lot of sun during Spring. Beautiful photos.

    • Hi Mary. We were getting a lot of sun, but the weather in Nova Scotia is always totally unpredictable. The last few days we’ve been back to cold and rain. We had frost the last two nights!

  2. Beautiful photos! I do love springtime 🙂 It’s especially wonderful in East Asia, when the cherry trees are in full bloom. Thanks for the post!

    • Hi Nathan. Yes, I always enjoyed the cherry blossoms when I lived in Korea. Cherry blossom time was magical.

  3. I got so busy reading fellow blogger’s posts, that I forgot to comment after linking up yesterday. It does appear that you’ve adjusted well to your new/old world . . .and with photos like these, I can see that would be a most easy thing to do.

    • HaHa, Jackie. That’s an easy thing to do! It’s a pretty part of the world, and I’m close to my Dad. Itching to travel later in 2018 🙂

    • Hi Donna! It really is. I just wish it would stop disappearing. We’ve had two nights of frost this week. The poor plants are not happy.

  4. Hi Nancie, you always take such gorgeous photos! It’s been a beautiful spring here in the Netherlands, too. There are always lots of flowers, but this year there hasn’t been as much rain as usual, so the flowers have lasted a bit longer. I love it! #tpthursday

    • Hi Rachel. Thanks for your kind words. I haven’t been doing as much with my photography as in the past. I’m starting to miss taking the DSLR out on a photo shoot. I’m hoping that means my photography muse is returning. It’s turned cold here in Annapolis Royal and the Annapolis Valley this week. We’ve had some frost. I just read this morning that this had a severe negative impact on the apple crop. I feel bad for the farmers.

    • I never tire of the colours of spring. Although, I wish it was a bit warmer. The temperature here has not been great in June.

    • Thank you! Yes, there’s so much colour around right now. Perfection. That would have been quite the adventure driving across Costa Rica in a day. 🙂

  5. All the flowers looks so gorgeous – it definitely sings spring! Certainly brought some respite to see them in the scorching Indian summer.

  6. Wow! What a stunning sunset in Annapolis Royal! The Fort Anne Historic Site also looks amazing. One more item for the bucket list 🙂

  7. I took a picture of the same purple flower yesterday while I was on a hike! This place looks very charming with plenty of great scenery all around

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