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My First Wordless Wednesday * Smuggler's Cove - Rumrunners Contraband * Evangeline Trail Nova Scotia

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Posted by Deborah Pearce on 11/12/2008 12:24 PM

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26 Comments on My First Wordless Wednesday * Smuggler's Cove - Rumrunners Contraband * Evangeline Trail Nova Scotia

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2008

Deborah, now that is a breathe taking picture. It leaves you speechless.

Just gorgeous! I do want to visit.

Deborah, That picture is spectacular! I would have loved to be there to see it in person.......

Deborah, OOOOHHHH! Very mysterious and picturesque. I love this photo. I want to be there!

Debi

Danny Thornton (Home America Mortgage, INC.)

Hi Danny - Breathtaking is a great word - I found myself doing just that when I was at Smuggler's Cove - it was one of those moments realizing the exquisite beauty and wanting it to last indelibly.

Chris Fisher of StagersLIST.com Buy Stage Sell (StagersLIST.com)

Hey Chris! Let it be known that I support your intention to visit Nova Scotia!

Carole Provenzale Owner, Feng Shui Long Island & New York (Feng Shui Long Island & New York City)

You know Carole - Yarmouth at the southern end of Nova Scotia near Smuggler's Cove National Park has ferries that run from Bar Harbour Maine - not far from Long Island - not so far from you.

Woodland Park Real Estate, Colorado - Debi Boucher (Realtor-Prudential Professional REALTORS, ASP REALTOR)

Hi Debi! Love that spelling. I agree that there is a mysterious quality to the mist shrouded craggy cove where rumrunners stashed their contraband.

Oh how absolutely beautiful. I'd love to be there right now.

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The Best Spot Realty/Waterfront Real Estate/Ooltewah Real E

So would I absolutely LOVE o be there, Gayle! Nova Scotia is a wonderfuul place to travel and enjoy the ocean - it's almost a large island, surrounded almost completely.

What a sensational photo and how nice that you have shared it with us!

WOW! That is beautiful and seems like another world away from me in Florida!

Larry & Sheila Agranoff Realtors Nassau/Suffolk County Long Island NY (Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage)

Larry & Sheila - nice of you to drop in - Thank You!

Melissa "The Title Girl" (Title Insurance & Closings in 40 States!)

Melissa - Yes the Maritimes in general are quite different from Florida. However, I was at some lovely sandy beaches with turquoise waters that reminded me of the Caribbean - Nova Scotia has everything!

Deborah, ya gotta love the fog rolling in off the ocean for making great foto ops.

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Charles Buell, Seattle, WA, Home Inspector (Charles Buell Inspections.com)

hi Charles - the fog is intriguing - can be tricky though especially when it is shifting a lot. If you miss the shot you have to wait hoping for the next right moment.

NOV

2008

Deborah, what a fantastic photo! It looks like a scene out of a movie. It also looks like a great place to visit. Thanks for sharing.

Lara - Smuggler's Cove near Metaghan in Nova Scotia was a terrific place to visit.

Sometimes a picuture is more than a thousand words! Looks like a Chinese painting :-)

NOV

2008

Deborah: What an outstanding photo! It really creates a mood. I can almost hear the waves and feel the fog enveloping me!

Sylvia Barry, Marin County Realtor (Frank Howard Allen Realtors)

Hi Sylvia! You are right - the photo is reminiscent of a Chinese painting with the misty effect and jagged stone at Smuggler's Cove.

Chris Ann Cleland, GRI (Long & Foster)

Hello Chris Ann - It does have that almost-there effect - it was wonderful to experience the magic of this park area near the Evangeline Trail.

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2008

WOW! Just beautiful...wish I was there. That is a part of the world I have always wanted to see. Thanks for the sneak peek!

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2008

Tony Orefice (The Suddreth Group)

Hi Tony - I do hope you get to see Nova Scotia and the Maritimes - it was a trip worth every rewarding moment and then some!! Thanks!

My parents have discovered the east coast in their retirement.... Well so much for the saying go west young man !!

NOV

2008

The east coast is wonderful Carl - I can see why your parents would want to retire there. You'd be a long way if you went 'west' indeed - not a trip you can make too frequently.

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