Nova Scotia - CANADA - May 2006
Nova Scotia - CANADA - May 2006
View of the Quebec City skyline from across the St. Lawrence River in Levis.
Levis Bed and Breakfast overlooking the St. Lawrence River.
Theodore Too in Halifax harbour dressed up to look like Theodore Tug Boat, a popular children's television character in Canada.
A Canadian destroyer of the Tribal Class. Launched in the 1970s, they were originally fitted out for anti-submarine warfare. A major upgrade in the 1990s overhauled them for area-wide anti-aircraft defense. Three remain in service: HMCS Iroquois, HMCS Athabasca and HMCS Algonquin. HMCS Huron was sunk in 2007 by HMCS Algonquin in a live-fire exercise.
HMCS Moncton along side at Halifax Harbour. Moncton is one of twelve Kingston Class coastal defense vessels operated by the Naval Reserve of the Royal Canadian Navy. They were commissioned in 1996 and provide Canada with mine-countermeasures, training and coastal patrol.
A tasty lobster dinner before.
A tasty lobster dinner after.
Peggys Point Lighthouse, Peggys Cove, Nova Scotia, CANADA.
Peggys Point Lighthouse.
Despite the signs, individuals are swept away by the ocean at Peggys Point Lighthouse.
Swissair Flight 111 Memorial near Peggys Cove. The three notches in the granite represents 111.
Swissair Flight 111 Memorial near Peggys Cove.
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