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First Kayak of the season

May 17, 2024 by Mike Harvey Leave a Comment

It was like being on a deserted lake, Long Lake Provincial Park was nearly empty, of boaters and people. Seagulls were my only companion, and it was ...

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New Horton, New Brunswick

April 5, 2024 by Mike Harvey Leave a Comment

We have spent years visiting the Fundy Coast of New Brunswick, to this day we have not seen it all, sure we have stopped at local museums, and shops, ...

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First Kayak of the season

June 15, 2019 by Mike Harvey Leave a Comment

We got out today for our first Kayak at Long Lake Park today, wonderful paddle up to Goat Island. It's always great to get out on the water for the ...

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Summer Day Trips – Lahave Islands

April 15, 2018 by Mike Harvey Leave a Comment

We will soon be setting out on more daytrips around Nova Scotia, one returning trip will be to Crescent Beach and the LaHave Islands near Bridgewater, ...

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Welcome to SeeNovaScotia.com

November 7, 2017 by Mike Harvey Leave a Comment

Welcome to our web site, about Nova Scotia and our close neighbors. Our site is a photographic tour of the maritime provinces. You will see many ...

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About N.S.

Nova Scotia is on the east coast of Canada, our land crossing border is with New Brunswick. You can access Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton Island and Newfoundland from Nova Scotia.

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About Travel

Travelling Nova Scotia is a wonderful experience when driving, or cycling. We are surrounded by ocean so travelling by boat is also a great experience.

Recent Posts

  • A visit to Parrsboro and Advocate Harbour
  • Frog Pond Winter Walk
  • Tram Car and Auto Accident
  • Lawrencetown Beach Provincial Park
  • First Kayak of the season

Getting Here

You can travel to Nova Scotia by plane, driving and boat. Halifax the capitol city of Nova Scotia has an international airport, you can also fly into Sydney Cape Breton. If driving you can come via the Trans-Canada highway, entry point at through New Brunswick, via Maine, USA or Quebec, Canada

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