I've got a pumpkin to carve but no skeletons to arrange:)

I love abandoned houses and the mystery that surrounds them. They hold thousand stories from long ago.

Anyone living in upper Bay of Fundy is quite aware that large tracts of our coastal land are currently protected from tidal inundation by dykes. The original dykes were built by Acadian settlers over 350 years ago to convert salt water marshes to farm land.

It's my favourite time of year...all Hallow's Eve, or Halloween as we have come to know it. It's a time to embrace your inner ghoul, a time for goblin (preferably your favourite candy), and a time for a walk back through history.

My second trip to the park was to finalize the geocache locations and to place the containers in five locations within the park. Event participants can then use their GPS to find them along the trail

Thursday, September 30 was my second morning waking at the Tulloch Inn on the Western edge of Lake Ainslie.  I met Susan in the dining room.  Once again, we were the first guests to arrive for breakfast.  Keith took...

With all this crazy tide stuff we see some funny sights in these parts!

Here is our last blog while we are still in Nova Scotia. Four weeks, we thought, would have given us the chance to see all the things that Nova Scotia has to offer. Right now it feels like we arrived...

Crisp days, cool nights, sharp mornings...

I was given $100 to spend as I liked in downtown Halifax. Nice huh?