Mikey B @m3Rage 🇨🇦

I can still camp in Provincial or Federal parks, but not being able to hike or have campfires is a drag. Fortunately, we've got a few weeks off later in the month and are planning to get out of the Province. Hopefully, Nova Scotia gets enough rain in the meantime so they can cut the ban short.

Travel, Activities in Woods Restricted to Prevent Wildfires

What a Summer. Yesterday they imposed bans on people going into the woods, no hiking, camping or fishing.

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Annapolis Valley community gathers to help pod of dolphins trapped in mud | CBC News Melissa Pineo and her family noticed a pod of 12 white-sided dolphins in the water on a beach near Canning, N.S. They were enjoying the scenic moment on Sunday morning but after the tide started to go...

Glad to see happy outcome. Humans helping.

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I'm still adjusting to the realization that there are millions of people 'younger' than the WWW.

We haven't been on the Halifax -Dartmouth ferry in quite some time.

Bursts of sunshine along my early morning 🌄 walk through Halifax.

Provincewide Burn Ban in Effect

Well that took a turn eh?

We could use some rain. It's been so dry there's a fire ban until October.

We had major wildfires a couple years ago so they don't mess around.

$25,000 fine.

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The dog days of summer. Enjoying the air conditioning.

*Fabelmans

I've taken the advice delivered by David Lynch as John Ford in the Fablemans when framing my photos.

John Ford : When the horizon's at the bottom, it's interesting.

When the horizon's at the top, it's interesting.

When the horizon's in the middle, it's boring as shit.

Nova Scotia Parks Weekends

I like to tell the tourists that she's holding a donair, the official food of Halifax.

Maybe it's the fresh air, the lovely evening weather but damn this is a nice little city on the water in one of the greatest countries.

Sometimes on my walks I like to cross the tracks and go to the wrong side.

Grave stones used to tell how people died.

James, son of James and Catharine, was murdered on a morning in August 1839 — just 22 years old. The name of the killer, partly lost to time: Smith D. Cla...

The stone still speaks, even as the sky moves on.

#Halifax #OldBuryingGround

Found the grave of Major-General Robert Ross today in Halifax.
He led the British troops that burned the White House in 1814.
Died soon after, shipped home in a barrel of rum, and buried here with honors.

Wild where history shows up.

#Halifax #WarOf1812 #OldBuryingGround

Canada's Ocean Playground.
Nova Scotia

Bummer... This was mostly filmed just 40 minutes down the highway from me and it's not available in my area

Guess it's time to look into a VPN.

Too hot for tours...cut my walk short.

That water looks refreshing!

Everyday before my walk I pick out the watch that I'm going to wear.

There was a time where I would only wear fitness trackers.

A little before and after of the old Paramount theater on Barrington St. Halifax.

It's an almost 20 year old photo I snapped somewhere in the Highlands National Park in Cape Breton.

Evening in the city by the water.

This Canadian city is planning its sixth Stanley Cup parade since 2007. It has no NHL team It has no NHL team, but thousands can line the streets when hometown superstars Sidney Crosby, Nathan MacKinnon and Marchand bring Cup home.

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Perfect evening yesterday.

YouTube video by CBC Music Sarah McLachlan performs Angel | Canada Day 2025

Sarah McLachlan still has it.
Can't wait to see her live again when she plays Halifax this November.

#CanadaDay
#SarahMcLachlan

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ice cream

Oh... the tune is Sowing Seeds, the B-side to their single "Just Like Honey".