Thursday, 18 August 2011

Day 12 - August 18 - Peggy's Cove...

We decided to stay another day in Halifax because we wanted to spend the day in Peggy's Cove (which is only a 35 minute bike ride away from our Hotel..

Peggy's Cove is small - no doubt about that - but so beautiful you that yoiu would want to live there - not just spend the day.

The following photos will give you just a taste of life in this peaceful town...






















 This is the only real restaurant in town where we enjoyed a late lunch....
Butternut squash soup, lobster roll, seafood cakes and
topped it off with the best Ice Cafe Mocha!!!



 Jack Sparrow decided to make an appearance - kind of looks familiar.



This memorial was cut out of a solid rock in the village
of Peggy's Cove. The left half is showing the helmsman
and wheel and then a guardian angel looking over the men at sea.
The remainder shows fishermen in their activities at sea. The central part shows the lobster men, of course, and a long line of fishermen hauling in the huge nets from the ocean.


By the way - only 35 people live in Peggy's Cove!


We will be on our way tomorrow to stay with some aquaintences near Digby.  The next morning (early) we will be taking the ferry over to St. John and then move on to our Hotel for that day.  It will probably be a very long day for us so we may not do a blog that night .  If so look for a double-blog Saturday night.  However if there is free internet on the ferry we may do the Friday blog then.

Thanks for following our blog,

BCINGU... Bill and Jeanie

2 comments:

  1. Hi B & J,
    Your pictures are great!!! It sounds like things have settled down for you today. Whew....What excitement you've had!!
    Dave & I look forward to reading your daily blogs. (so do a bunch of other people) I think it gives Dave a chance to re-live his trip out east last year. Aww the memories!!!
    Enjoy this last leg of your amazing adventure....and Jeanie don't think about going back to work... just yet. You're still on holidays so enjoy them 100%.

    Miss you,
    Marg

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  2. Every day brings more visual treats!
    Sounds like you have settled into a nice rhythm for life on the road, and really glad that you are getting your fill of fresh seafood.
    Take care on your long day on the road.
    Between pirates and warriors, I had no idea that Nova Scotia was filled with such violent and scary people!!
    Dave

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