The Citadel in Halifax is in the heart of downtown, and just a short, enjoyable walk from the harbour. With more history than you shake a stick at, not to mention all the action with the marching, and the bagpipes and a very impressive cannon shot, our afternoon was anything but boring. You can read more about it
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Don't even try to get a smile out of that guy.
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I actually took a wee nap down there, on the cool grass while we were waiting for our people to regroup. They were off exploring some dark tunnels. Strange are those that want to explore the dark, unpredictable places. |
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The view great from up top. It had to be a great look-out point, to keep an eye on those approaching enemies. |
Wow! Such gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteReally wonderful photos & amazing to see the strong evidence of the links with Scotland still on parade to this day,
ReplyDeleteLooks like an interesting place to scout around in and good for you to catch a few winks on the grass.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteThe guard CAN'T smile . . . he has important GUARDING to do. LOL
What gorgeous photos you brougt back at home, my darling Andrea, I'm sure that you've spent such a lovely time !
ReplyDeleteHope you're having the best of weeks,
I'm sending blessings on your Thanksgiving Day
Xx Dany
Fascinating! And great shots. These places were built to a formula, I believe. Curiously enough, we've just visited a Fort Geoerge in Scotland, similar age - will be featured on ABAB eventually.
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