East Coast 2015 Wrap Up

From Quebec to Nova Scotia to Newfoundland to Labrador and back again, it was a great roadtrip.

I put close to 7700kms on the SRT in the end and managed to see quite a lot of the east side of the country.

Other various pictures from the trip are up in the galleries.

This completes the trip galleries, so I've added it to my travel destinations.

Enjoy!

The loop in the wind and rain

When we arrived back on the main land after our sojourn to Newfoundland, 

we decided to drive the cabot trail around Cape Breton.

We spent the night at a fantastic motel in Cheticamp.

It was on the edge of the water and had spectacular views.

Pictures from Cape Breton are up in the galleries.

Coal Age Galapagos

Located on the Nova Scotia side of the Bay of Fundy, Joggins Fossil Cliffs is the world’s most complete fossil record of life in the Coal Age, about 300 million years ago. 

It was here that Sir William Dawson discovered the first true reptile (hylonomus lyelli), the first animal to live on land and not in the water. 

When it comes to evolution, this little milestone recorded at Joggins remains pivotal to understanding the origins of all vertebrate life on land, including us humans. 

Crazy I know! 

Pictures from Joggins are now up in the galleries.

British were Jerks

A dark period for British rule in the new world. 

 Pictures from Grand Pré.

2008 Road Trip Reflection

Spent some time on the weekend going back through my pictures from my summer road trip out to the east coast.

The following have been updated:
Mammalia
Other
Landmarks & Landscapes
Sculpture Portraits