Peggy’s Cove

Today was a beautiful day. We headed to one of the local tourist attractions called Peggy’s Cove.

Peggy’s Cove is an adorable tiny fishing village where you can find shops, restaurants, and art galleries. Its total year-round population is 35 people.

Greg and I stopped into one of the art galleries, where we purchased a print of the lighthouse.

I am pretty sure that I have painted this little fishing village and its lighthouse from photos I found on the internet. I’m so excited that now I have my own photos to use.

The main attraction of Peggy’s Cove, however, is its lighthouse. It is perched on top of a vast rocky shoreline that is accessible to the public.

In the photo above, I have removed the people.

Halifax Harbour Boardwalk

After Peggy’s Cove, we headed back to Halifax to take a walk along the harbor boardwalk.

There are two parking lots near the harbor where we were able to find parking both times that we visited Halifax. It made the visit much less stressful!