Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by MountainSkyline

Beautiful, it reminds me of Norway, same geological formation and similar buildings

Absolutely! The ressemblance is very close!

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by xzmattzx

That wasn't for you, but just opining on how the Adirondack chairs take away from the natural Nova Scotia scenery in an attempt to provide nice social media pictures.

No problem
At least, they seems to fit well with the colourful houses!

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by mrnyc

^ yeah it is set up and rehabbed for cute social media exposure, like for getting ‘thee’ photo shots, but a lot of places like it are these days you can’t fight it lol.

That didn't really bother me and to be honest, I had not even think about it when I was there!

[someone123]

It is much cooler in summer than the US northeast but it's a more marine climate with less shift in seasons and the change in temperature is if anything probably smaller. Around there, even in January, there is often no snow on the ground and there's more rainfall than snowfall. It's relatively sunny in winter too, and can be nice to visit then, although you're gambling more on getting a nice day (maybe 40% odds vs 80% in summer). It's much better to visit in summer, but this region is not normally shut down in the winter with piles of snow everywhere.

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by someone123

It is much cooler in summer than the US northeast but it's a more marine climate with less shift in seasons and the change in temperature is if anything probably smaller. Around there, even in January, there is often no snow on the ground and there's more rainfall than snowfall. It's relatively sunny in winter too, and can be nice to visit then, although you're gambling more on getting a nice day (maybe 40% odds vs 80% in summer). It's much better to visit in summer, but this region is not normally shut down in the winter with piles of snow everywhere.

This is something I don’t appreciate about Quebec City; the huge temperature changes! I’ll prefer snow over days of rain but not at the point of being burried under meters of snow!

That makes me realize that I generally prefer moderate changes…but who can fight against Mother Nature anyway?

[geomorph]

Thanks for the tour, it looks like a low rocky wonderland!