Day 10 - the Nova Scotia coast

We drove east, along the coast, and then a little inland, and ended up in a place called Havre Boucher.  It was more of a stopover really, and we had had enough driving by the time we got to Antigonish, a pretty university town, but the camp ground was right in town and I had had enough of traffic noise and busy-ness, so I insisted (to many complaints) that we go a little farther.


Of course you know that the story will end one of two ways - either the eventual destination was a disaster or a triumph.  Luckily, it was the latter, and even better we had some glorious sunshine to make the most of the pretty spot in Havre Boucher:

That's the Gulf of St Lawrence in the background (well a little cove off it) and the place had a big grassy area below us which went down to the sea:

Perfect for dreaming and making daisy chains

And then there was the sunset:

As the Canadians would say - excellent choice, eh?