Written from Atlantic Canada, a blog of sparse, random thoughts.
It seems that I forgot to tell you that for the later part of Friday and all of Saturday, me and my youth group went to the Hillside Rally ‘07: Kickin It Old School; I only got pictures from Friday since during Saturday, my bag (with my iPod and camera) has been in the van. Anyways, hope you all enjoy the pictures!
Another day, another daytrip. This time, I went to Fundy National Park of Canada (Parc national de Fundy du Canada) for most of the day. We arrived in Aulac, then proceeded to the Park entrance. We went to Dickson Falls first, which was around half an hour, a 1.5km loop, then up to Caribou Plain, which had two choices: Wheelchair accessible, and the full length. We went the full way around, which was about 1.5 hours, a 2.1km loop. After that, we went back to Sackville up to Patterson’s for supper, then we went home. Here’s 15 pictures of our journey; hope you’ll enjoy it!
Here’s some photos of my trip from today! :D
We started out around 10:30am and arrived around 11:40am-12:00pm. Afterwards, around 12:40, we went to Tim Hortons to get a snack, and headed across the street in the shade at front of the gazeebo. After that, we went driving around, stopping at places like Wallace, Pugwash, and Masstown. Here are some of the photos that I’ve taken today.
I don’t know, but I think that rock is trying to tell me something…
My dad wading through the water… the rest of us didn’t really feel like going through the water, I’m pretty sure it was really cold :p
This photo is after my dad got out of the water and gave me the keys to our car so then I could get my extra batteries for my camera, it’s quite obvious why. I think that this one was really nice :) I have an eye for photography.
Two photos from a street in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. We were on the beach behind the Fundy Geological Museum, near the Ottawa House. The one on the right is of the Town Clock, and the one on the left is of the street that it was on. I do not know the name of the street, unfortunately, but I guess that would be for the best. :)
This photo is of a church with this really big steeple. This church is the Peniel United Church est. 1890. on our way around Cumberland County. From Amherst to Parrsboro, to Wallace to Pugwash. As we were driving down the road, we could see that giant steeple there way above the trees, it caught my attention, so I took a picture of it :)
I hope you enjoyed my photos from today! :) If you want, visit my Flickr album at http://www.flickr.com/photos/markseymour/ I’ve got many more, and it’s updated whenever I take new pictures.