Cape Enrage, Albert County NB

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We have relatives visiting from England and did a day tour of the Fundy area yesterday with them.  The weather was co-operative, balmy, great for photo captures of the Cape Enrage area. 

 

Usually, when we're at Cape Enrage the wind is blowing so hard all our photos look like we have starched our hair straight up.  Yesterday was calm.  Our relatives probably think we've been fibbing about the wind.

 

Calm or windy, Cape Enrage is a gorgeous place to spend an afternoon.

You lookin' at me?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hey, you lookin' at me?

Shediac River in September

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quiet hours watching the Shediac River, the changing leaves and tides, the boats floating with only a dog searching for the channel.

(Recent photos from the front of my sister's home.)

Rabbit and Fox

 

 

When my sister and brother-in-law rented a cottage at Darnley, Prince Edward Island earlier this month, they had visitors.  They shared these photos of the wildlife near their cottage.  The fox and the rabbit were not around at the same time.  Perhaps, a good thing.

 

 

 

The fox was on the deck and they took the photo through the window, hence the black bar from the window down through the photo.  Maybe the fox was used to finding food leftovers from other renters; he/she wasn't shy around people.

Wordless Wednesday Darnley PEI

 

 

 

 

 

Wordless Wednesday

 

Three sunsets from Darnley,

Prince Edward Island

Beach Photos Darnley PEI

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My sister and her husband vacationed in Darnley PEI,

and sent these photos of views from their cottage windows. 

We weren't there but feel like we wanted to be

after seeing the pictures.

September

September.  We are eleven days into September.  It is not quite summer and not quite autumn…not yet.  The number of daylight hours is decreasing.  The evenings and mornings are cooler, brisk and fresh. 

Breezes swipe crunchy leaves from the trees.   The flowers have slowed or stopped growing.   Berries are ripe; the grapes turning purple.  The mountain ash shows off its bright orange clusters.  Wood is stacked and drying. 

The list of summer chores isn’t quite finished and, depending upon the weather, may have to become spring chores.  Swings and play sets, playgrounds and sand boxes are empty during school hours.  Everywhere, everyone and everything adjusts to the changes coming, the arrival of fall.

September.  Month of endings and beginnings, lovely mellow days and crisp starry nights. 

Enjoy.

Words and photos are ©copyright Carol Steel.