Travel Tips and Stories of Lawrencetown in Canada
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Travel guide of Lawrencetown
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Travel guide of Lawrencetown
14 km from Lawrencetown
A church on the downtown hill of Halifax.
14 km from Lawrencetown
American red squirrel outdoors, eating a seed
14 km from Lawrencetown
A forest pond in Sir Sandford Fleming Park, Halifax, as seen mid-autumn.
17 km from Lawrencetown
Finding lines in the forest https://www.mtbatlantic.com/
22 km from Lawrencetown
One of the nicest days I’ve seen on this coastal trail. A chilly winter morning hike was quickly warmed by the sun.
27 km from Lawrencetown
Aerial Waves in Canada
27 km from Lawrencetown
Lighthouse in Nova Scotia, Canada
27 km from Lawrencetown
Nova Scotia whale watching off of Brier Island
Experienced by natasha l
27 km from Lawrencetown
Atlantic ocean
27 km from Lawrencetown
La brume dévoile des paysages hypnotiques, où l’imaginaire se perd avec délice.
27 km from Lawrencetown
sambro
27 km from Lawrencetown
The tunnel @fosterbeachca
46 km from Lawrencetown
Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse
46 km from Lawrencetown
Peggy’s Cove
Experienced by Justin Roy
46 km from Lawrencetown
Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada
46 km from Lawrencetown
When I was young, I had a ‘Wallpapers’ folder in my PC which had a precious collection of images gathered from the internet and a dial-up modem of late 90s. Along with Lake Louise, this was an inspiration for me to explore the world. I finally saw this in real life. The air was crisp, the sea was calm. Time had stopped in this place.
46 km from Lawrencetown
Peggys Cove Lighthouse
Experienced by Tobias Negele
46 km from Lawrencetown
This was taken on a chilly and gloomy day in Nova Scotia, but it set the right tone to capture this moody photo.
46 km from Lawrencetown
Port de Peggy’s Cove.
47 km from Lawrencetown
This Cape Island style fishing boat sits at her mooring as a December storm blows through. Fishers in Nova Scotia work all winter long in the bitter cold and you can really feel the cold in this image. A winter storm had recently passed and in it’s wake the temperature was around -5C and winds were blowing at 30-40 knots. Luckily I was able to take this shot from the comfort of my truck.
Experienced by Jamie Morrison