Regardless of the weather, it is always good to get out and wander a beach or meander along coastal rocks, this morning I was happy to be in the company of the LaHave Islands.
Something I have noticed here,
that I cannot recall happening when I lived in Scotland, is that the seaweed changes
colour in the fall. Perhaps it did change in Scotland and I simply did not
notice …
On this glorious day ~ will they ever end …? (Probably …!!!), I went over to the opposite side of the LaHave River from our home in Pleasantville. In bright sunshine with the river at high tide, the fall colours were again perfect.
I took some photos at the same location in the spring, they can be seen at ~ “The LaHave River from the other side ..” ~
https://southshoretidewatch.blogspot.com/2020/05/the-lahave-river-from-other-side.html
On another beautiful South Shore day, we took some visitors for a drive along the road to Green Bay, Rissers & Crescent Beaches and the LaHave Islands.
The tide was
extremely low, in fact it was the lowest I had ever seen it locally. It was truly
amazing to see for the first time, the seabed in areas that I have visited many
times before.
At Green Bay, we were
very fortunate to enjoy the company of a group of Seals who were possibly also
alarmed by the extremely low tide.
Via the Weather Network, I see that tomorrow will be mostly rain with wind gusts of up to 65km/h (40pmh). With this in mind and still having plenty of leaves on our tress, I went out into the empire to take some close-up pics.
On this crisp and sunny morning with the autumn colours approaching their peak, I took a wander around our locality. With no wind, the LaHave River at high tide was motionless and provided some nice reflections.
