October 2020- We stayed there a few nights in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. We drove over to Cape Forchu located 11 km from the town to see the ancient lighthouse and the coast .The high tide arrived and was followed shortly by sunrise. It was an amazing site to see and we are hoping to return.
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blustery indeed!
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Wonderful photo of the roiling sea!
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Thanks Ruth.
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Spectacular photo – wish I could take shots like that! To be fair, the lighthouse isn’t actually ‘ancient’ – though I guess that’s a relative term. 🙂
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Yes it was a great site to see..the Lighthouse still stood for 175 years
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I love looking at those waves, especially from the land. Not sure how I’d feel in a small boat right there.
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Feet on the ground is better HA!
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YES!
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Forchu is an interesting name.
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Yes not sure why it was named Cape Forchu.dates back to the 16th century.
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What treacherous-looking waves! I hope you didn’t get soaked standing by there!
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Yes I always learned not to walk on the black rocks and I would be swept away.
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Oh yes this really does look like an amazing place, Anita. Thanks for taking us there with this expressive photo.
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Thanks. I always love seeing the crashing ocean waves.
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Aw so nice
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Thanks Lily. 🥰
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It made a great case to entice your return;
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It was an interesting place to visit. Hoping to return again.
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I love a storm sea. Great photo Anita 😉 🙂
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Thanks.. stormy seas are very photogenic.
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A very beautiful photo, Anita! ❤️🤩🇨🇦
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Stunning opening shot!
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Thanks. It.was a very interesting place to see.
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Looks like an awesome place to visit, Anita ~ thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Thanks Phil. Such great area to see. Anita
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