Okay. I’ll
admit it. I take too many photos. And one of the problems I am having right now
is how to put them into some kind of order so that I can blog about them in a
way that makes sense.
Well, I
haven’t figured that out yet.
But
I have to admit that when we were on Prince Edward Island, I was quite taken by
the fishing huts or boat houses. I also
have to admit that I’m not sure exactly what these buildings are, but since
they are always located near water, I am guessing they are fishing huts or boat
houses. We saw a lot of them and I took
quite a few photos of them. And I’ve
been a little bit afraid that they would get lost in the shuffle, so I am going
to post a few today.
The other building that I don’t want to overlook is King George Hall
that we spotted on the North Cape Drive.
I was quite taken with it and Greg was kind enough to pull over so I
could get out and look at it for a while.
And lastly…at least for now…I don’t want you to miss this gorgeous
church that we passed, Notre Dame du Mont Carmel. It looks so dramatic against that vivid,
stormy sky and the cemetery was perfect.
Whew!
Now, I can go to Nova Scotia with a clear conscience. No, wait!
I still haven’t posted anything about the Bottle House. Oh, no….
13 comments:
I just went back to have a look at your Prince Edward Island series. I really enjoyed the photos. A long time ago I wanted to but it seemed too difficult to reach from California. Maybe I should look into it again now that I live closer.
love the little fishing cabins/huts/sheds. neat archway and beautiful little hall building.
I feel your pain... I have noticed recently that i have years of photos that i have never posted... thousands of them ... you did a great job of picking what to post. i love them all. those little houses are fascinating. I am wondering if at one time they wee housing back in the depression years.
These are beautiful buildings! Love the scenery, too! I understand why you'd take so many photos.
Oh, my. There is something about every single shot! I don't know what it is but it that special something. I just love them all...could not pick a favorite if I had to.
Only 3000?
Love that first picture. It has a sort of wistful quality. I'm sure I've seen pictures of that amazing church somewhere recently - it is quite stunning!
Nice place.. Lovely pictures. .Cheers!!!..
These are FABULOUS!!
I am the same as you Barb. Taking too many photos. (like about 10 of the sunrise this morning) I'm glad you chose to share the boat shacks as they are important to the fishers of PEI and the add to the landscape. The King George Hall is a beauty too. Keep them coming. Have a great day.
i can't wait to see what you share next. so fun!!
been traveling & i am checking up on ya to make sure you are doing well. have a great week!! ( :
you are singing to the choir sista, singing to the choir. Hi, my name is Nicki and I take lots (loads) of pictures.
Love the hut/boat house shots.
I end up taking way more photos than I ever actually process. I wonder sometimes what I've missed.
The huts and old buildings are great! I love the weathered "been through it all" look of them.
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