Hi there,
An outsidebasement cellar door. Not many left now. Notice it is not locked. The house wasn't usually accessible through these cellars.
Ancient trees that have been there for probably much more than a century uprooted by hurricane Dorian. The clean up was still in progress. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
It has been awhile. I hope you are all doing well!
I was off to visit with family. And those lucky people live in Nova Scotia. Have I mentioned that I love and miss the sea? Probably only about a million times, I suppose.
A dory bobbing about the harbour in my home town.
A perfect day for sailing.
As you know, I love old houses too. Notice the antique lantern above the door.
And look at the door! I better not get started on doors. 👀
It always pleases me to see an old house left unscathed by modern fancies.
Another beauty.
This one is for sale. I'm counting my pennies.
A hitching post perhaps? When I went to school, I walked by it every day.
An outside
Ancient trees that have been there for probably much more than a century uprooted by hurricane Dorian. The clean up was still in progress. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
This beauty is in Lunenburg, N.S.
Nova Scotia's Ambassador The Bluenose II in Lunenburg harbour. The original Bluenose was built in 1921.
The name Bluenoser is nickname for Nova Scotians. When I was a child I was told that, long ago, (18th century) fishermen wore blue knitted mitts and they would sometimes, while fishing from their dories, swipe their misty noses with their blue mitts. Of course the dye ended up on their noses. Hence Bluenoser.
Black Rocks, N.S.
Rock weed, or sea weed. What a gorgeous colour!
My lovely niece, Marci.
I thought I might stay and sell seashells by the seashore, but, alas, it was not to be.
Cultivate Your Dreams!