Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.
Saint John City Market National Historic Site 1874.
City market 1874.
The Stone Church, Saint John Anglican Church. 1822.
Monday, 6 October 2025
Canada/NE - Halifax - Day 32
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
We got to the Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse early!
Peggy and Roger who shared the taxi with us.
Painted rocks by the local seniors placed around the lighthouse.
Bagpipes at the lighthouse. There is a lot of Scottish heritage here.
Adarondack chairs.
Lobster telephone booth. Don’t ask me why.
Mini lighthouse.
Georges Island Lighthouse. It looks like another mini lighthouse but it isn’t!
Sambro Island Lighthouse. (1890)
Saturday, 4 October 2025
Canada/NE - Nova Scotia - Day 31
Sydney, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia.
We are going on the Cabot Trail a 298 km scenic highway in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada.
There is no “view tax” in Canada unlike the US.
Kelly’s Mountain lookout.
McNeil’s lighthouse - now privately owned.
Looking towards the 24/7 ferry to cross to the sandspit.
Lobster boats.
Protective wall around the lobster boats.
River on the left and ocean on the right.
Bald eagle! Such a great photo by Ronnie.
Autumn colour.
Cabot Trail coast.
Cabot Trail coast.
Really nice beaches at Inogish. Summer water temps can be 21*C.
Rocks to retain the coast.
Rock cairn.
Rock cairn.
Private Island purchased for CA$3m in the last few years. Realestate is cheap here.
Local photographer early spring photo.
Seal island bridge.
The big fiddle at the port reflecting the Scottish heritage of the area.
Lighthouse as we were going out of the harbour.
Friday, 3 October 2025
Canada/NE - PEI - Day 30
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
View of Charlottetown from the ship.
View of Charlottetown from the ship.
View of Charlottetown from the ship.
Autumn colour!
Government House - the official residence of the Lieutenant Governor representing King Charles.
The view from Government House.
Brighton Range Lighthouse.
Close up. They sometimes look better from a distance.
Beautiful house in Charlottetown.
Different style of house in Charlottetown.
Some people have to label their fences incase they forget. Eastern, Northern, Western and Southern.
All Soul’s Chapel the smallest church in Canada.
St Peter’s Anglican Church.
Boats hanging from a tree in the park.
St James Presbyterian Church.
This old Fire Truck caught Ronnie’s eye. It cost $15,000 when it was made in 1929.
St Dunstan’s Basilica is the largest church in PEI.
Charlottetown City Hall.
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