Photo Album Photo of the Day for June 23 Red Head and the Chickens Crowing like a rooster.	S M T W T F S June 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30  1  2  3  4  5  6 July Scrapbook - Maps Notes - Weather Details - Intro
	Oh No, Billy is Dead! No,He's : 1. The laziest horse on Earth. 2. Was a cat or a human in a past life. 3. Just likes the way it feels to loll about and make the dust fly when he snorts. He lives the good life at the Austria Inn.
	The Joke that Wouldn't Die This "pet rock" ended up in one of the crew members beds in Iceland. The next thing you know it followed him all over the world. It's the kind of story my uncle would tell.
	It's the Uniform, NOT the Hair US, Canadian, who cares it's a uniform, right Ma!?
	Scale Models This museum has one of the largest collections of scale planes I've seen.
	AVRO Lancaster Large WWII bomber on display at Greenwood Military Base.
	Here's Something Different at the ZOO Show off.
	Little Pygmie The small ones pop outside the fence for a face to face. Surprised us until we read a sign to expect such visits.
	Military Cargo Plane We watched this guy practice touch-n-go's
	Vertical & Horizontal
	Psssst Got a Quarter? Waiting for a handout.
	Bigger than a Squirrel ...but still a rodent. A Capybara can hold its breath for 5 minutes underwater too.
	Oaklawn Lion Pride This sign says it all about the facility's successful wildlife breeding program.
	Sleeping Like Housecats Content? You should hear them purr, sounds like lawnmowers. We were so close you could look inside the big cat's mouth.
	Lounging Leopards Afternoon naptime
	Find the Horned Owl Look above the box.
	Turtle Town Even these guys do not seem to mind us visitors.
	Modest Emperor
	Birds Rule No fence, he roams and announces his rule.
	Cape Blomidon Beautiful even on a so so day.
	Windsor Mural Neat idea to paint around the windows. Visitor Center sign got us going in circles, so we gave up and headed on.
	Home for the Night If we'd arrived at a decent hour, we could have had dinner.
	Squish Clay and ocean meet again and again and the tidal rise and fall is dramatic in Cobequid Bay.
	Red Cliffs Our evening stroll.
	Tide IS OUT The mud flats go on and on and on. What would happen if we ventured out? We plan to ask a few locals about this.
	Layers and Years Geology lessons on-site.
	Texture What formed this?
	Eagle Soars
	Watchful Glooscap Mi'kmaq Indian Legend is everywhere in the Minas Basin.