Peggy's Cove...

is a small fishing village SE of Halifax and is located at the opening of Margaret's Bay. While it now primarily relies on tourism dollars, it retains its authenticity and still looks, for the most part, like a small fishing village, which is pretty cool. The terrain in this area is very different - more rugged-looking. Rocky coastline and greenery that looks like it often takes a beating and so must remain close to the ground.

Peggy's Cove in the background.

Pretty ocean light.

Quintessential Peggy's Cove scene.

One of the old buildings.

Their famous lighthouse. It is one of most photographed lighthouses in all of Atlantic Canada and one of the best known in the world.

More standard cove shots.

And the lighthouse again. Well, if it's THAT famous, don't you think it deserves several photos on my blog?!!

Another lighthouse...

More...

Colorful "Buoy Shack"

Seagull cruising through the shot becomes the shot!

Interesting surrounding terrain. Very pretty.

And a beautiful day too.

Yeah, more lighthouse! Well?!

Pretty church in P's Cove.

Scenes on the way back to the campground.

Last one...

And now, on to Baddeck, NS!