Aug 23, 2020 / Last updated : Jul 27, 2021 kazue Information

Scots Bay

We visited Bay of Fundy again. This time, we went to Cape Split Provincial Park, Blomidon Provincial Park, and saw a great view from Canning The Lookoff. Long drive for about 300 km.

Aug 07, 2020 / Last updated : Aug 06, 2021 kazue Information

Lawrencetown Beach

It’s about 30km southeast from our place. Along the Eastern Shore, sand-and-cobble beach is laid to attract surfers. When driving toward the sea, it was foggy and couldn’t see anything, but when we got the beach, the beautiful Atlantic Ocean jumped into my eyes!

Aug 02, 2020 / Last updated : Aug 06, 2021 kazue Information

Lunenburg

We visited Lunenburg which is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is about 100 km southwest from our place. Seventy percent of the original colonial buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. They are so colourful and cute.

Jul 25, 2020 / Last updated : Jul 26, 2021 kazue Activity

Anthony Provincial Park

From Burntcoat Head Park we biked 17 km along with the Bay of Fundi and visited Anthony Provincial Park and biked back. It was an amazing view with corn fields, farms, and red beach of Bay of Fundi.

Jul 25, 2020 / Last updated : Jul 26, 2021 kazue Information

Burntcoat Head Park

Burntcoat Head Park that has the world’s highest recorded tides is about 80 km north from our place. Tides at Burntcoat Head average 55.8 ft (17.0 m)! There was a staff at the entrance warning the visitors to come back by 2:30 pm today.

Jul 21, 2020 / Last updated : Jan 06, 2022 kazue Nature

Victoria Park in Truro

Victoria Park in Truro, a natural woodland park of roughly 3,000 acres in the centre of the Town. This park has an extensive trail system through tall trees, cliffs, gorges and waterfalls. There was no waterfall because of the season, but I thought it was a natural spa! Just gorgeous!!

Jul 21, 2020 / Last updated : Jan 06, 2022 kazue Information

Truro

Truro, a town in central Nova Scotia. It is about 80km north from our place. The descendants of the French settled in early 1700s, then after they left, British settled the area and named the village after a city of Truro in UK. Many historical buildings are inscribed year of establishment on the buildings.

Jul 17, 2020 / Last updated : Aug 06, 2021 kazue Activity

Dartmouth Ferry Terminal

It is about 30km bike ride to the Dartmouth Ferry Terminal where you can see Halifax Down Town on the other side of the water. Nice easy ride along the lake.

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