Peggy's Cove

7/15/2019

Whenever we go out east, we have to stop at Peggy's Cove, one of our very favourite spots in the Maritimes. It's a bit of a side trip on the way to the Newfoundland ferry, but always worth it. The landscape there is like a little sneak peak at what lies ahead in Newfoundland...

The village is so picturesque that it has become a major tourist attraction...

The plan had been to take some doll photos there, but it was very hot, and ever so crowded, with a dozen tour buses with cruise ship passengers having come for lunch...

So we left, and moved on....

Lorraine

7/15/2019 01:50:30 pm

I've always wanted to visit Peggy's Cove but never seem to find myself in the area. Thanks to your wonderful photos I've enjoyed a brief visit. Sure wish you could have found a way to pose the dolls. The first six photos make it look like there was no one around. In fact, at first I thought the colorful chairs were doll size.

Martha

7/15/2019 02:33:14 pm

I always try take photos with as few people in them as possible. Most of the hundreds of cruise ship passengers were in the restaurant on the hill near the lighthouse having lunch, and at the lighthouse.

Problem was, the heat (and empty stomach) was making me ill. Plus I prefer not to take doll photos in the midday sun. Makes for nasty shadows.

We did go back on our way home, and I did take a few that time.

Dorothy

7/16/2019 12:37:30 am

I love the colorful photos. I love lighthouses.

What was in the crates? Were there different color nets or something?

I love the chairs. They were so inviting.

I can see why you like to stop there. It's like a picture postcard. And thanks to your photos, we have postcards!

Martha

7/16/2019 08:01:51 am

Those 'crates' are lobster traps. Each one has a long rope attached to a float. Fishermen roll the rope up and store it inside the trap along with the float until they are ready to drop the trap into the ocean (with some bait inside)

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