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We then our way out to #PeggysCove For anyone who wonders what the magical kingdom of Hain looks like... This is it. I based it on the #CanadianMaritimes. #TheAccidentalTurnSeries #theuntoldtale #theforgottentale #TheSilencedTale #TheAccidentalCollection #authorsdayout #authorsofinstagram #HalifaxAdventure (at Nova Scotia)
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Peggy’s Point Lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada 🇨🇦 This is really close to where my mother grew up and where my Canadian side of the family lives. I have fond memories of visiting here as a child. It is one of the most photogenic and photographed lighthouses in North America. The video is a compilation of a year of live cam images compiled by the Live Webcam app. The second video is a Google Fly-In to the lighthouse. #PeggysPointLighthouse #PeggysCove #PeggysCoveLighthouse #PeggysCoveNovaScotia #NovaScotiaCanada #CanadianMaritimes #LiveCamCapture (at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNBlTCilmUs/?igshid=gp0wxpq9dylo
#peggyspointlighthouse#peggyscove#peggyscovelighthouse#peggyscovenovascotia#novascotiacanada#canadianmaritimes#livecamcapture
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Hopewell Rocks in New Brunswick on the Bay of Fundy. Better pay attention to the signs telling you when you need to be on high ground as the tide comes in here faster than anywhere in the world! #travel #tourism #hopewellrocks #bayoffundy #newbrunswick #canada #canadianmaritimes #travelphotography #travelblogger #moncton #wanderlust (at Hopewell Rocks) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuujPvJAgBV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16z3os1yhv871
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https://www.retireearlyandtravel.com/prince-edward-island #tourismpei #tourismcanada #retireearlyandtravel #retireearly #travelpei #travelcanada #travelcanada🇨🇦 #peiferry #travelwithus #ferries #seetheworldwithme #seetheworld🌍 #waterways #harbors #lovepei #lovecanada #lovecanada🍁 #lovecanada🇨🇦 #canadatrip #maratimes #canadianmaritimes (at P.E.I Ferry)
#peiferry#seetheworldwithme#travelwithus#tourismcanada#lovecanada🇨🇦#travelcanada#travelcanada🇨🇦#tourismpei#lovepei#retireearlyandtravel#ferries#maratimes#canadianmaritimes#travelpei#lovecanada#harbors#retireearly#canadatrip#lovecanada🍁#waterways#seetheworld🌍
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Prince Edward Island is an absolutely enchanting place. It’s pretty, everywhere you look. The first thing that strikes you when you visit for the first time is that the soil is a rich, vibrant red – redder than the Australian outback, which is also red.
We were only there for three days, which was nowhere near long enough. Sean and I explored the eastern half of the island as much as we could in that time with our wonderful friend and tour guide, Audrey, who lives on a gorgeous farm near Belfast, PEI.
BELFAST
At Belfast there is an Acadian cemetery. The French were the first European people to settle the island, which they named Ile St. Jean. Many Acadians moved to the Island from Nova Scotia. When the British gained control of the island, most of the French residents left and returned to France.
The island’s name was changed by the British in 1798, most likely because the French had named every second place in their Canadian colonies after St John and, quite frankly, it was rather confusing. The name honoured the fourth son of the British king, who was commanding troops in Halifax at the time. Being the fourth son, they probably figured he wouldn’t be remembered for much else. As it turned out, he left another significant legacy – he was the father of Queen Victoria, one of Britain’s most famous queens.
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ORWELL COVE
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RUSTICOVILLE
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That red sand left stains on my heart. I really, really loved this place.
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NEW LONDON
I mentioned New London in my previous post as the birthplace of Lucy Maud Montgomery. It’s another gorgeous little fishing village that just begs to have its photo taken!
Touring Prince Edward Island #1 #travel #photography #wanderlust #PEI #CanadianMaritimes Prince Edward Island is an absolutely enchanting place. It's pretty, everywhere you look. The first thing that strikes you when you visit for the first time is that the soil is a rich, vibrant red - redder than the Australian outback, which is also red.
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