Boar's Head Lighthouse, Long Island by David Davies
(Canada-Photos.com) Standing atop the impressive cliffs on Long Island near Tiverton in Nova Scotia, Canada, the Boar’s Head Lighthouse watches over the fury of the Bay of Fundy. Constructed in 1864, the lighthouse aided the shipping vessels into Petit Passage which separates Long Island from Digby Neck.
Long Island was founded in 1604 but no settlers made this home until the late 1700’s at which time the land was given to the British loyalists who fought in the American Revolution. On this small island of 15 kilometers in length and 5 kilometers in width, tourists will find scenic coves, lakes, tidal bores, whale watching, the Boar’s Head Lighthouse, beautiful scenery and many other fascinating things.
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Comments
Wow, this is such a lovely shot David, great colour and composition:)
Thanks, Michelle. I’m on a lighthouse hunt! lol
– David Davies
Gorgeous capture David!
Thank you, Cheryl!
– David Davies
It looks like a spectacular spot.
It was, but had to climb an almost vertical bloody hill to get there! On foot!
– David Davies
Excellent, David/
Thanks, Steve!
– David Davies
Excellent image David.
Thank you, Howard.
– David Davies
Another fantastic capture David. I love lighthouses :)
Thanks, Judi. This is a pretty standard (i.e. boring) design around here. lol
– David Davies
Fabulous nautical shot, David!
Thank you, Wendi!
– David Davies
Thanks, Audrey.
– David Davies
Excellent, super colourful capture of this wonderful building …
Thank you, Tom. That makes ten lighthouses. Two more for a calendar. More to come.
– David Davies
p.s. Thanks for the fave.
– David Davies