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The removal of a fishing vessel which suffered significant damage following a fire earlier this week, was removed from the Harbourville Harbour today. Crews from T & T Ocean & Repair, swiftly worked to extricate the damaged vessel from the harbour, deploying airbags during low tide. The vessel was towed out to a nearby slip […]
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Who would have guessed that a tree blooming with vibrant colours, would hold so much detail up close! Taken this afternoon at the Kentville Research Station during a slight shower. Adrian J.
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If you haven’t had the chance to stop into The Cross Roads Restaurant in Garlands Crossing for a bite, I highly recommend. The food is amazing and certainly checks out with the slogan “down home cooking.” Nestled along Highway 1 in Garlands Crossing next to the Irving with friendly staff and an old style venue! […]
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“Sunsets are proof that endings can often be beautiful too.” – Beau Taplin. Black Rock, Kings County. Adrian J.
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It was incredible to see the waves of people who were out for the annual Devils Half Acre Motorcycle Rally in downtown Kentville last weekend. These events are never easy, volunteers dedicate countless hours working to bring everything together for the public to enjoy. I’ve sifted through quite a few photos and the amount […]
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‼️ Please see directions at the bottom ‼️ Are you looking to have your photo featured in a calendar in 2026? It’s that time of year where I begin compiling photos and working on my yearly calendar project and I’m looking for photos from you! Last year was the biggest year yet, selling close to […]
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From the roof of Loonies & Toonies, the Christian Martinez Stunt Show was the prime spot to capture the crowd soaking in the Devils Half Acre Motorcycle Rally in the core of Kentville! Adrian J.
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The waves crashing up against the rocks as the tide came in, was quite therapeutic from the shore at Black Rock Saturday evening. Adrian J.
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Snapped these shots earlier this weekend of what I believe to be soybeans sprayed along Highway 201 in South Farmington! Adrian J.
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“When we recognize history, we can better understand and learn from the past to inform what we do in the present. On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we honour the rich histories and enduring contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis across Canada.”
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