- Three Churches stand as sentinels guarding the harbour of Mahone Bay their reflections rippling across the waters. 365 Islands dot this beautiful bay and in days of old they offered refuge for pirates and privateers. The churches would be a welcome sight to any sailing ship braving these perils as she made the safety of the harbour.
- The soft swishing of waves as they lap against the fishing boats contrasts with the cry of seagulls in the sheltered cove on the coast of Atlantic Canada. Salty sea mists drifts through the air finding every buoy, net and dripping from the rigging.
- The soft swishing of waves as they lap against the fishing boats contrasts with the cry of seagulls in the sheltered cove on the coast of Atlantic Canada. Salty sea mists drifts through the air finding every buoy, net and dripping from the rigging.
- Nestled into a quiet cove in the shadow of the steeple fishing boats find safe harbour from Atlantic storms and turbulent waves. Bright colors reflect on the glassy waters and the smell of sea salt and wharf timbers waft through the air. The sigh of wood on wood as swells brush the boats against the dock and the swishing of water under the beams whisper softly.
- Blue rocks takes one a step back to a simpler time. There stands an isolated fishing shack completely surrounded by the ocean. Paint peeling and covered in moss, resting on a seaweed covered rocky island.
- Frozen in time, Lunenburg's streets still echo with the clatter of horseshoes and wagonwheels. Brightly colored buildings from the 1700 and 1800's line the narrow streets just as they were hundreds of years ago. This world heritage site welcomes visitors from around the globe just as it did in days of old when this small port opened her arms to all seafarers.
- Frozen in time, Lunenburg's streets still echo with the clatter of horseshoes and wagonwheels. Brightly colored buildings from the 1700 and 1800's line the narrow streets just as they were hundreds of years ago. This world heritage site welcomes visitors from around the globe just as it did in days of old when this small port opened her arms to all seafarers.
- Found in any Nova Scotian fishing village are the brightly colored boats and buoys. Resting securely at dock between runs these rugged little maritime boats give no hint at the harsh waves they face in the Atlantic Ocean. Between trips they rest moored in the calm shelter of heavy beamed docks and breakwaters.
- Fisherman's cove takes one back to a simpler time when small fishing boats lined the docks being readied for another day at sea. So close to Halifax and it's citadel fortress but in so many ways so far away this tiny settlement preserves the atmosphere of the old fishing village. Here brightly painted boats contrast with the weathered wood of fishing shacks, only a short distance from Peggy's Cove and Lunenburg.
- A beautiful red fox posing for the artist in an imaginative and thoughtful stance. She looks some cozy in her winter hide-away. Can you just picture her gaze and focus on an unsuspecting rabbit or mouse. Ready to strike but at the same time content with whatever comes her way. Imagine this fantastic print adorning the walls of your getaway home or summer retreat.
