After "hitting the trail" we determined this to be just another little town to walk around in and look at things. Wasn't too difficult, as it was so small; in just a couple of hours we covered nearly everything there. Thus, like in Sydney, there aren't too many pictures to post.
This pic was captured dockside of the outside walkway on the Lido deck of the ship. As one who loves heights, I took this detour whenever possible whether we were sailing or stopped at a port.
And these few photos will finish up our stop at Sydney - next port, Charlottetown.
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It's interesting - even odd - that I didn't take any pictures at all in the Titanic museum, as this was a first priority for the stop. Featured there were papers and other odds & ends found floating after the ship went down. What was more interesting to us, however, were the artifacts left after a 1917 ship explosion where the death toll was even greater than that of the Titanic. We'd never heard the story before.
This will conclude our port call in Halifax. Believe the next stop is Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Next we ventured to other parts of the park, which featured equally interesting subjects, such as this red squirrel. Zooming way in, what interested the critter wasn't obvious, but something must have been moving in the root ball that attracted its attention.
Not sure this was a Dahlia, but was under the tent nevertheless.
