Morning sun in Mahone Harbour. Looking out the harbour with Strum Island on the far left and Westhaver Island on the far right. Photo was taken from the front wharf at the Mahone Bay Civic Marina. Great place to come ashore and re-provision or just stretch your legs. 44°26.878′ N 64°22.450′ W
“Perfect Punt” – This lovely little punt lies resting at Zwicker’s Wharf, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. 44° 22.528′ N 64° 18.605′ W
“Nested” – Art installation by Alexander Graham 2004. Carbon Steel, Hot Dipped Galvanized. Currently on display at Adams & Knickle, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. 44° 22.550′ N 64° 18.613′ W
Heisler’s Three Sisters No 2. Boats in storage at the former Clarence Heisler boatyard on Gifford Island in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. Taken one year after original image. 44°26’55.823″ N 64°18’18.252″ W
The sun rises on a nice Chester C class boat at the former Clarence R. Heisler boatyard on Gifford Island in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. 44°26’55.823″ N 64°18’18.252″ W
Zhen Hua 29 passes Hangman’s Beach and proceeds up Halifax Harbour to drop off a massive post-Panamax crane for the port. 44° 37.549′ N 63° 33.164′ W
“Zhen Hua 29 No 2” – New crane for PSA in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The crane allows the terminal to unload Post-Panamax ships. 44° 37.549′ N 63° 33.164′ W
Rafuse Island, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. A nice home on one of the outer islands in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. 44°27.293′ N 64°14.181′ W
Rafuse Island No 2, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. A private island with a great sandy beach and amazing views. 44°27.293′ N 64°14.181′ W
Dragonfly heads downwind with Barchetta approaching in the distance during the 2020 Prince of Wales Cup. 44° 33.979′ N 63° 31.441′ W
Dragonfly and Barchetta battling it out during the 2020 Prince of Wales Cup. 44° 33.777’ N 63° 32’.797 W