On Saturday, we explored Route 333 in Nova Scotia, turning off on the Prospect Bay Road, travelling all the way out to Indian Point Road. We ended up in a quaint collection of homes set on the roughly-bouldered coastline of southern Nova Scotia.
We parked the car and walked carefully
through the swampy bits
and over huge boulders
to reach the water's edge.
It was approaching sunset and the wind was up
so we were cautious and stayed well back
from the water's edge, knowing that this particular coast
can be deadly as well as beautiful.
It is wise to treat the Atlantic Coast with respect,
as many have been sucked off the rocks
by a rogue wave, and not all have returned.
For us, on Saturday, it was a windy walk to
a wildly breath-taking coastline, and the
peach-pink glow of sunset for company
on our path home.
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