A Day At The Beach

Dear weather, stop showing off… we know you’re HOT!

Keystone Health and Wellness Centre

Dr. Arielle Petropolis Chiropractor joined the Wellness Centre in May of 2021. The first thing he did was add a mural to the building.

On The Beach

Sand Castles Prince Edward Island. Canada's smallest province boasts an impressive 23 beaches, so while in PEI you are never more than a few minutes away from a beach. Instead of the typical white colour, they have a rosy red colour. The red comes from the abundance of iron from the red sandstone that has eroded onto the beach.

Elves

Taking a walk in the woods off the beaten path, I came across someone's little surprise.

Tinkering With Colour

Just a little experiment with B&W and colouring.

Track Maintenance

In order to keep the tracks in the best conditions, rail inspections are performed regularly, this is done by using Hi-Rail trucks. Track workers are expected to maintain the tracks with the utmost care while performing jobs such as changing cross ties, lubricating and adjusting switches, and tightening loose track components. It is a never ending job.

Morning-Star

For a few weeks every spring usually late May to mid June, the herring Fleet Stops in Halifax as it follows the fish. 

The Morning Star has arrived to top up the Fuel Tanks.

Sunday Sky

Watching the sun set through the window.

Roual & His Dog

Very nice gentleman. I asked to photograph him and his dog and he said yes.

Clams

A mother and her daughter clam digging at Fisherman's Cove, Nova Scotia.

Dragon Boat Ladies

Women drawn to dragon boating and the power of the dragon.

Volkswagen

Nice to see the big guy taking care of the little guy.

Sunday Sky

Happiness is waking up to a beautiful Sunday morning.

The Great Outdoors

Taking a hike on the Trans Canada Trail.

Happy Canada Day!

On July 1, 1867, the nation was officially born when the Constitution Act joined three provinces into one country: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Canada province, which then split into Ontario and Quebec. Canada Day occurs on the same date each year (July 1). It’s a public holiday and workers have the day off. Since 1867, Canada has grown to include six more provinces and three territories, the most recent being the territory of Nunavut in 1999. The country is now made up of 13 provinces and territories.