The beach at Partridge Island… Happy Friday, friends. Best wishes, Anna
Tag Archives: Bay of Fundy
A Perfect Day…
…for a quick hike to Clarke Head before the tide rolls in! Yesterday’s sunshine was very inviting. In fact, I decided first thing in the morning that Clarke Head was calling! As always, there was a lot to take in and explore. This stretch along the Parrsboro Shore in the Minas Basin is always hardContinue reading “A Perfect Day…”
Driftwood and Sky
There is something about these natural sculptures against a moody sky that fascinates me… Happy Wednesday, Anna
Golden Light
It was a beautiful day yesterday, Easter Monday. We had appointments in Amherst all day and I missed my opportunity for a longer hike. Instead I carved out time for a sunset walk. I am always in awe of Golden Hour, that time before the sun slips beyond the horizon. The light seems to paintContinue reading “Golden Light”
Birds Gathering
When black birds gather In the tall backyard tree top – Weather moving in.
Tide Line
Algae growth on rocks On the mighty Fundy cliffs – Marking high tide line.
Grey Saturday Impressions
Partridge Island Beach was a busy place this afternoon… grey sky and strong winds cut our walk short. Despite the gloomy mood it was good to get out. Hope your Saturday is sunny, Anna
Sometimes all you need is…
…a sandstone cliff! I spent nearly an hour exploring. Enjoy the close ups! Wishing you all a peaceful Good Friday, Anna
Return to Soley’s Cove Beach…: Ultimate Destination – Redhead Formation
My heart always beats a little faster when we drive past this beach in Economy. I visited and hiked this beach three times last year. When an invitation to join the List Soles hiking group on this excursion was extended I could not resist. Words cannot describe this amazing day!! Pictures really do speak aContinue reading “Return to Soley’s Cove Beach…: Ultimate Destination – Redhead Formation”
A “new to me beach” to explore…
A grey afternoon threatening rain won’t keep us at home now that the temperatures are rising. My friend and I headed down shore toward Port Greville and decided to explore a beach we had not visited before. Each stretch of rocky shore offers so much to explore. We walked along the high tide line withContinue reading “A “new to me beach” to explore…”
Morning Walk Impressions
Spring is in the air – from cloud reflections in the pond, crocus in full bloom to maple buds bursting new life is everywhere! Happy Tuesday. Anna
Let’s Go to the Beach…
…and look for some driftwood, my friend said around lunchtime. Off we went, heading down shore toward Fox River. “If we turn where the old school building is and access the beach there, we will find great pieces of wood…”. I am game, it’s only a short drive! And we were not disappointed! We madeContinue reading “Let’s Go to the Beach…”
Five Islands on a Moody Morning from Blue Sac Road Beach
Yesterday called for some beach time. The weather ended up less sunny than promised but I managed to inhale some sea air while exploring the views as the tide was nearing its lowest point. Exploring the ocean floor, as it is exposed, and hunting for interesting tthings along the high tide mark make every beachContinue reading “Five Islands on a Moody Morning from Blue Sac Road Beach”
Boots…
Washed up on the shore Mismatched boots at high tide line – I wonder whose they are….
Sunday Outing…
By now you all know this unique landmark, the arch at Clarke Head. Nothing gives me greater joy than sharing our amazing beaches and geological formations with newcomers to the area! Last Sunday turned out to be a sunny day, ideal to walk to Clarke Head and back before the tide cut us off. MyContinue reading “Sunday Outing…”
Cochrane Road Beach in Port Greville
I can’t remember the last time I walked along this beach, and never I have I been here at high tide. The waves were rushing toward us, the sound drowning out any bird sounds. The smell of the sea air, the sound of the waves hitting the shore and rushing back across the pebbles wasContinue reading “Cochrane Road Beach in Port Greville”
It’s Spring
The snow disappeared Spring has finally arrived – Geese in my backyard.
Twelve Days Later Than Planned…
…but I finally made it to my monthly destination, Clarke Head. It was a grey day, with rain in the forecast. A little rain was not going to deter my friend and I when we set out shortly after the tide turned yesterday afternoon. The walk was wonderful and just what I yearned for. ThisContinue reading “Twelve Days Later Than Planned…”
Sunset Beach Walk at Diligent River Beach
Oh how wonderful it felt to get to the beach at sunset last night! We brought along the pups and they had a grand time marking spots, sniffing out treasures and jumping over obstacles. The sunset brought rich golds and oranges with the blue sky reflecting off the calm waters in the channel. There isContinue reading “Sunset Beach Walk at Diligent River Beach”
Blue Morning
The light is mysterious this morning. What is most welcome is the lack of snow today. Perfect conditions for the weekly walk I am about to lead under the auspices of NSWalks. Enjoy your day, wherever you may live! Best wishes, Anna
Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers... 