Hall's Harbour, Nova Scotia

My brother and I went for a wee jaunt on a trail during the weekend in Hall's Harbour, Nova Scotia. It was a beautiful day....which certainly inspired this martial art performing manoeuvre. It's amazing how spending time in a such a beautiful part of Nova Scotia will inspire people beyond leaps and bounds!!

We also visited the studio of renowned artists John Neville and Joyce Martin. We had a blast....they even showed us how their Jack Russell, Coolio would perform trips by mere hand gestures! How random is that? I love days like this!!!! You can view some of John's work at: http://www.houston-north-gallery.ns.ca/nevillemain.htm and Joyce's work at: http://www.houston-north-gallery.ns.ca/joycemartinmain.htm.

Valley View

This is a photo of the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia which overlooks the Bay of Fundy. I am drawn to the patchwork farmland....and the beautiful view of the ocean. It was a gorgeous day where I could see for miles. I would have to agree with my fabulously adventurous brother that this would be an ideal place to hand glide.

Dancing Queen...young and free......

Has everyone seen this guy in action? I love it that he is a computer guy with a whole lotta energy to spare.....you've got to check him out at: http://dailydancer.com/ Heehee!

I am twitterpated by the T@B!!

Hmmm...not sure where I have been? I just came across these RV beauties the other day on my quest for a Boler. The t@b certainly makes me rethink my dream quest and roadtripping plans. These compact, funky little abodes are a sight to behold!!! Perhaps, I should be like the red paper clip guy and trade my way to one of these? For now though, I think I will follow my initial thoughts on the Boler. I do love it that this gentleman is hanging out with a piece of art! How apropos!! So, on this note....if anyone knows of a Boler or a t@b for sale......let me know! I need to find one within the month....so that I can fulfill my roadtripping, creative fanfare dreams!!!! You can find these beauties at http://www.tab-rv.com/. And if you are curious and haven't yet heard of the paperclip trade, check out: http://oneredpaperclip.blogspot.com/.