Continuing with the parks theme this month, I couldn’t resist a throwback to my honeymoon in Nova Scotia, Canada.
A few shots of Cape Breton was all it took for my then-fiance to convince me that we should abandon the sunny beaches of traditional honeymoons for the cooler, craggier coast of Nova Scotia. Our week and a half there was remote, romantic, adventurous — and we couldn’t have asked for a more wonderful introduction to married life.
Nova Scotia is composed of two regions: the southern mainland and the northern cape, which is almost exclusively a national park and wildlife reserve. Cape Breton Highlands National Park is a solitary place full of dramatic landscapes, and we loved exploring it. I could write many posts on all the things I loved about Nova Scotia, but today I only have time to leave you with this stunning photo I call: “where the mountains meet the sea.”
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Lovely image
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Thank you! It’s a beautiful place!
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Certainly looks it
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I’ve never been to Nova Scotia! I need to do more traveling in Canada.
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Yes! Nova Scotia is a-m-a-z-i-n-g. I loooooove that place. So much natural beauty and incredible coastline. Plus there’s the capital, Halifax, which has a lot of character and great restaurants and history.
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