One of my favorite ports of call on our recent cruise was
Halifax, Nova Scotia.
That is because
about an hour's drive outside of Halifax
is the beautiful little fishing village of Peggy's Cove.
According to local legend Peggy's Cove is named for a young girl who was the lone survivor of a shipwreck in the area during the 1800's.
This is such a beautiful little fishing village, I see no need for narrative. Just enjoy the view.
I really hope you enjoyed our day tour of Peggy's Cove.
If so , please leave a comment.
I Loooove your comments!
Let's party here:
We live in central Canada in Ontario, but a few years back we tour a 3 week tour of the eastern Maritimes and one of our stops was Peggy's Cove. I think this was the best part of our tour! Such a sweet, romantic town. Loved your pics, brought back some awesome memories. Diane
ReplyDeletePeggy's cove is beautiful. What neat pictures too. You really captured the beauty too Ginger. Glad you had such a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....thanks for sharing these gorgeous photos!!! You must have a new camera??? Have a beautiful day!!!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. When we were in Hallifax in late September, we chose to "do" the city -- which we thoroughly enjoyed. However, if we ever go back, we'll certainly do the Peggy's Cove tour!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely trip - I have never been there - so this was great. sandie
ReplyDeleteGinger, what great photos! We spent a week on PEI many years ago, staying in an old railroad station converted to a house, and your photos brought back wonderful memories. Lovely spot!
ReplyDeleteI have some friends who live in Peggy's Cove! I've never been up to visit, but the pictures they show us when they visit, it is gorgeous!! I still want to get up there someday!
ReplyDeleteI so enjoyed this trip with you! What amazing scenery, Ginger. Loved every single picture. So glad y'all had fun!!!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila :-)
I loved all the pictures at Peggy's cove I felt like I was right there with ya
ReplyDeleteThat reminds me of a little fishing town on the coast of Oregon named Garlbaldi hope I spelled it correct maybe an oregon person can correct the spelling for me LOL
What a great trip you had
Janice
Beautiful photos. I was at Peggy's Cove 20 years ago camping with my husband and eating lobsters for every meal. It looks the same. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! You have an amazing eye! Thank you for the visit, the sweet comment, and the follow @TheDedicatedHouse. It means the world! It is my pleasure to follow you back. Hope you're having a grand evening. Toodles, Kathryn
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely gorgeous Ginger!! Thank you for sharing this beautiful post at Feathered Nest Friday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place and beautiful photographs. Every single one looks like a postcard. Loved getting a peek at you too!
ReplyDeleteGinger, you're living my dream. Traveling and visiting all the wonderful places, is just what I'd like to do. You always capture them beautifully with your camera too. I love to see each post you make.
ReplyDeleteHugs...Tracy :)
Dearest Ginger,
ReplyDeleteOh, this post at least shows something beautiful and pure! Last post was so different.
What a fate for little Peggy around the 1800s for being the sole survivor; probably loosing her entire family. Life often can be cruel.
Looks like a great cruise the two of you enjoyed. I've never been to that part of Canada, only to Québec province, Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia.
Love to you,
Mariette
I love Canada and this is a beautiful tour you did sweet lady. Great story about little Peggy, so sad. Gorgeous photos my dear friend, really enoyed them! Have a sweet Sunday pretty lady. FABBY
ReplyDeleteWow, these are just gorgeous pictures of Peggy's Cove! Everything looks so beautiful. what a fun trip. It looks like you had a great time! Thank you for sharing with us at TTF and have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, very artistic photographs of our little village.
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