Nova Scotia
As Canadians everyday we enjoy doing a lot of
different outdoor activities. These include kayaking, canoeing, fishing,
diving, whale watching, bird watching, hiking trails and visiting parks. We
enjoy both movie theaters and live theaters. Beaches are common places to
visit too.
For a tourist visiting you might want to check out the following on a visit
to Nova Scotia.
1)Annapolis valley in apple blossom season
2)The Bay of Fundy which include the highest tides in the world.
3)The fossil cliffs and semi-precious stones found along the Glooscap Trail
4)Anne Murray Center in Springhill, a famous N.S. singer
5)Antigonish Highland Games
6)Melmerby Beach with the warmest waters north of the Carolinas
7)The Cabot Trail
8)Tidal locks at St Peter's Canal
9)The Scottish culture along the Ceilidh Trail
10)The Fortress of Louisbourg
11)The Black cultural Center located along the Marine Trail
12)The building site of the Bluenose and the Bluenose II
13)The burial site of the passengers of the Titanic
14)Peggy's Cove
15)Acadian Village
16)Sherbrooke Village-a representation of life in the early 1900's
17)The Casino in Halifax.
18)Sand Castle building contests at Clam Harbour Beach
19)International Tattoo
20)Marconi National Historic Site where the first transatlantic wireless
communication was first invented and used.
Apart from these, there are beaches found all over Nova Scotia. Almost every
harbour has a lighthouse hidden somewhere. Museums of all kinds can be found
in every nich and corner on Nova Scotia. Most towns have some kind of
festival at least once each summer.
1)Annapolis Valley 2)Church in Grand Pre 3)Cape Breton Island 4)cape Breton Highland 5)Pictou County Lighthouse
6)Cape D'or Lighthouse 7)Sunset on the ocean 8)one of the many beaches 9)Autumn on the river 10)Winter snow
The Bay of Fundy at low tide and 4 hours later with the tide on its way in
The Bay of Fundy at low tide and 4 hours later with the tide on its way in
