MASSACHUSETTS STATE HOUSE

PANORAMIC OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE HOUSE ENTRANCE SIGN IN BOSTON

HADDON HILL

FENCED-IN VIEW ON HADDON HILL IN CHESTER, NOVA SCOTIA, OUTSIDE HADDON HALL

LUNENBURG HOUSE

BEAUTIFUL RED-DOORED HOUSE ON PELHAM STREET IN LUNENBURG

LUNENBURG ACADEMY

LUNENBURG ACADEMY

OUTSIDE YORK REDOUBT

THE WALLS OF YORK REDOUBT 

CALLAHAN TUNNEL EXIT IN DOWNTOWN BOSTON

CALLAHAN TUNNEL (THE MASSACHUSETTS 1-A) NEAR HANOVER AND CROSS STREET IN BOSTON

WATERWAYS NEAR FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK

ST. JOHN RIVER, NEAR FREDERICTON NEW BRUNSWICK ALONGSIDE THE TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY

THE KENNEDY COMPOUND IN HYANNIS PORT

THE HYANNIS PORT KENNEDY COMPOUND

HYANNIS PORT BEACH OUTSIDE THE KENNEDY COMPOUND

On the beach next to the Hyannis Port Kennedy Compound in April, these seashells formed the perfectly peaceful backdrop to a dramatic location. The Kennedy Clan is not the political powerhouse it once was, but the innumerable seashells located on the beach outside the house would still have plenty of stories to tell if only stored inside were the voices of JFK and Jackie rather than the sound of a thousand waves.

PLYMOUTH ROCK PANORAMIC

PLYMOUTH ROCK

DOWNTOWN BOSTON ANTIQUATED

SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

LITTLE ITALY IN BOSTON

BOSTON'S LITTLE ITALY

QUINCY MARKET ON A BUSY SUNDAY

QUINCY MARKET ON A BUSY APRIL SUNDAY - BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

QUINCY MARKET IN THE BACKGROUND

QUINCY MARKET: BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS - As seen from the top floor of McDonalds on North Street

LAWRENCETOWN BEACH SURFING

LAWRENCETOWN BEACH SURFERS

THE DUKE OF KENT'S MUSIC ROTUNDA

On the Bedford Highway perched on the shores of the Halifax Harbour's Bedford Basin is this privately owned house. In a former day, this was building was a music rotunda. Part of an estate owned by Edward, the Duke of Kent, the music rotunda was actually on Governor John Wentworth's property. The Duke of Kent was the commander-in-chief of the Halifax Garrison. He lived on the estate with his French mistress, Julie St. Laurent.

JENSEN CV8

JENSEN CV8 ON THE HALIFAX WATERFRONT

UPSIDE DOWN WATER AND TREES

BIRCH COVE LAKES WILDERNESS AREA

DUNCAN'S COVE LIGHTHOUSE

From the shore looking up towards the Duncan's Cove lighthouse (Chebucto Head), one realizes again the enormity of the task set before such a building. This is the harshest possible land into which any ship could come into contact. If the way was not lit decades or even centuries ago, huge numbers of lives would be lost. In this picture, the lighthouse looks to be miles away but is actually just a short walk up the slippery cliffs. After traversing one of the worst roads in HRM, the drive downtown is about 25 minutes.

DUNCAN'S COVE

Attempting to capture waves crashing when their frequency borders on Christmas-like is difficult. Lighting was conducive to photographic sessions on this day in Duncan's Cove. This picture, looking towards Europe from the mouth of the Halifax Harbour, reminds one of times decades in the past when massive convoys of ships passed by this very point, entering into dangerous territory. On this day, three container ships seemed like plenty.