Welcome to the photo blog for David and Janet Elmore. You can find pages full of photos from our trips with Vanessa or Savanna (our van-based RV) and pages that are a record of events with lots of photos. Many of our travel photos are connected to a map at the bottom of our posts so you can see where we went and can look for photos at specific places.
Below is a list of recent posts.
David and Janet
A rainy day coincided with our need to tackle the laundry, so we did that in addition to reading and processing pictures. Now that the holiday weekend is over, the campground is quite empty — probably just...
We started our day with a walk from our campsite to the Broad Cove Beach. It’s just a half-mile walk through the forest. The beach is where the Warren Brook reaches the...
The Warren Lake Trail head is a 1.25 mile walk from the Broad Cove CG or a short drive. We had to move from one site to another anyway, so we drove. The dirt road into the lake passes the road to Mary Ann...
It took us seven hours to drive what should have been a less than 2 hour trip on the Cabot trail. We were moving from the Cheticamp campground on the west coast to the Broad Cove Campground on the...
The Salmon Pools Trail is an in-and-out trail that parallels the Cheticamp River. On the way in you are walking upstream in the river valley between two 400-foot mountains. The first part of this trail is...
The day dawned a bit gray, but soon turned sunny with blue skies. After putting everything away, as we are moving to a new site later, we headed up the Cabot Trail for the Skyline hiking trailhead...
Our first totally rainy day of the trip. Not just rain to make it miserable outside — also 55-degrees and high winds. Good day for reading. We plugged into the site next to us since our power has not been...
Our drive from Caribou-Monroe’s Island PP to Cape Breton Highlands NP took just about 3 hours, but covered many types of communities and scenery. Along the northwest coast of Nova Scotia were many...
A very nice provincial park. There are a few (27) electric sites, but ours is not. The non-electric sites are large and well-separates. We have deep spruce woods surrounding us, a picnic table, and fire ring....
We left Cavendish NP campground in a gentle rain and headed to The Wood Island Ferry terminal on the south side of the island with stops at the North Rustico fish market (excellent), the Atlantic Superstore...
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