All Fore for Nature

All Fore for Nature

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Beautiful Klondike Trail by Rosa Cross

Beautiful Klondike Trail

Klondike Trail, Newfoundland

Capturing the beauty of Newfoundland along the Klondike Trail.

SUBMITTED BY ROSA CROSS
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Canopy Walk by Chrissy Summers

Canopy Walk

Victoria Park, Truro

Escape to what feels like a tropical rainforest right at home in Nova Scotia, as you walk under a canopy of trees along trails which lead to a waterfall

SUBMITTED BY CHRISSY SUMMERS
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Spring in Fundy  by Crystal Isherwood

Spring in Fundy

Fundy National Park NB

One of my favorite trails in Fundy, all that green makes me feel alive!

SUBMITTED BY CRYSTAL ISHERWOOD
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test by Chris Bush

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Testing the site

SUBMITTED BY CHRIS BUSH
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Silhouette on Keji Lake by David Murray

Silhouette on Keji Lake

Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site

Spending time on Kejimkujik Lake as the sun sets is about as good as it gets. On this particular evening we were treated to a stunning orange sky that perfectly captured the wind swept trees on one of the lakes many islands.

SUBMITTED BY DAVID MURRAY
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Turtle Reflections by Andrea Gillis

Turtle Reflections

Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site

On a paddle up the Mersey River, we encountered these two turtles enjoying the afternoon sun. The Painted Turtle on the left and the Blandings Turtle on the right didn't seem to mind having their photo taken and the calm river provided a perfect mirror.

SUBMITTED BY ANDREA GILLIS
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Leading the Way by Moira Murray

Leading the Way

Arisaig Provincial Park, NS

On a family hike, my nephews, who were visiting from Ontario, took the lead on a walk to the fossil cliffs at the park. They were proud of themselves leading the way and being in charge of the dog. The trial winds its way through the forest down to the oceans edge where you can explore waterfalls and try to find tiny fossil seashells in the shoreline cliffs.

SUBMITTED BY MOIRA MURRAY
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Looking Forward to Fishing by Moira Murray

Looking Forward to Fishing

Halifax Harbour, off McNabs Island, NS

When you are a Chef and have a friend who is also a Chef visit from Toronto, what a better thing to do but head out on the water to catch your own fish. You can tell that it will be a fun day on our fishing charter....sunshine and calm seas.

SUBMITTED BY MOIRA MURRAY
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Full moon tide by Lisa Richard

Full moon tide

Fundy Trail Provincial Park

October 16 2024 a full super moon storm, had me dancing with glee taking this photo and many more

SUBMITTED BY LISA RICHARD
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