We stayed in another beautiful area while in Nova Scotia. This is the Ovens Natural Park, a privately owned park south of Lunenburg. It was the sight of a gold rush 100 years ago. |
At low tide, people would pan for gold on the beach. |
There were many trails to hike into the caves along the shore. |
Fishing boats would cruise past the park all day long. |
One of the many caves. I am standing on a platform jutting out of the cliff, looking into the cave. |
Low tide at the world famous Peggy's Cove; south of Halifax. |
The postcard picture of the lighthouse. |
The erosion of the rocks from wind and water was amazing. |
A view of the homes across the cove. They are exposed to some of the Atlantic's savage weather. |
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