Showing posts with label Fundy Shore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fundy Shore. Show all posts

Monday, 19 September 2016

Hiking Inspiration


As Summer faded
We hiked the Delaps Cove Wilderness Trail


The wilderness here is untamed.


I have to watch where I tread!


Rich rusts bring grey tangles some life.


Green and rust....yummy
Perhaps rust can made any colour look good?


The Rusty Pups love their walks
but being able to get back into the car is getting difficult for them.



Down on the shoreline part of the trail
windswept trees in silvery death.


The rocky clifftops have become a city of inukshuks


built "in the likeness of a human"


a sign from Inuit culture meaning
"someone was here"
or
"you are on the right path"


or


Even Rusty Pups admire the view!


What I spy is the wave in the rock formation.
Like that.

Tuesday, 29 July 2014

Fundy Shore


Fishing huts standing crooked


Making a communal effort to stay put against
shoreline winds


Two of us standing outside
but still inside the window.


 A brand new lobster boat still shiny and new


They will go out again on the next high tide
to gather in their traps


An eagle had made his own catch
and was dining over there on the rocky edge.


Erosion from salt and wind and sea.

Thursday, 26 June 2014

First Beach Trip of The Year


We sometimes come in Winter
but not this year.
On a bright and sunny Tuesday
we decided it was time.


It was 25 degrees celsius at home.
About a kilometre from the beach
the fog came in and dropped the temperature to 16c.


At low tide it was quite a walk
to actually get to see the sea.


And we had the beach to ourselves.


Driving home we noticed
that band of fog had crept up St. Mary's Bay


nearly obliterating the Digby Neck.

Tuesday, 26 November 2013

We walked the Fundy Shore


I showed them the rugged Fundy Shore


where trees sometimes have difficulty spreading their wings...


and get blown into silvery piles.


Where wounds heal


into gnarled rings.


Where Val found tree surfaces to examine.


and trees watched as Margi passed by.


Where brittle fallen trees block your way.


and streams gurgle towards the shore.


It is a long walk


Judy loved these woods.


Just specks above the waterfall


Across the chasm.


The sun really trying to come through for us.


Rusty Pups always leading the way and waiting for us two legged creatures.


We trailed across rock and mud....


....and spied wasps nests overhead.


Rugged rocks containing Fundy's mighty tides.



A long post for a long walk
but it was our favourite hike.

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Gilbert's Cove


The lighthouse at Gilbert's Cove.


Surprised to see a heron who hasn't travelled south yet.


Anchors Away!


Rusting away that is.


Clothed rocks.


Do you see the wind farm across the bay?