Peace Man!

Seven-year-old Jonah  flashes the peace sign during a walk at Conrad's Beach on Sunday.

Surf Swimmers

Swimmers brave the surf at Conrad Beach near Dartmouth, Nova Scotia in July.

Peggy's Walk

Mennonite women walk over the rocks at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia in July.

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Aven

My two-year-old grand niece Aven enjoys a rest on her mother's shoulder during a wedding in Halifax on Saturday.

Town Crier Greg Fenwick followed by members of the Pipes and Drums of Clan Farquharson lead the Canada Day Parade in Lower Sackville on Sunday.

My neighbour's driveway says its all!

A green frog enjoys basking in a quiet pool near Churchville, Nova Scotia

I love this picture with my grandsons Cohen and Jonah during a from a kayak outing on Molega Lake last July.

My wife Deborah snapped this pic of me looking cool in Nashville. Hope to use it on the cover of my CD.

Joe Robichaud

CycleAbility Challenge founder Joe Robichaud announces his 700km Sydney to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia hand cycle ride. The 66-year old Dartmouth man plans the solo event for September 2018. Watch the short promo video above,

Members of the Atlantic Cirque perform at the Central Library in Halifax. The troupe featured aerialists, contortionists, dancers and gymnasts in a jungle night theme.

A fallen oak leaf sticks to raindrops on a car in Lower Sackville. (Peter Parsons)

Canon 70D
40mm STM lens

A mackerel sky is seen against bare-leafed trees in my backyard in Sackville. (Pete Parsons)

Walkers enjoy a sunny fall day crossing a bridge over the Sackville River in Bedford, Nova Scotia. (Peter Parsons photo)

Large boulders adorn Carter's Beach in Port Mouton, Nova Scotia. The area has seen an increase in visitors this summer after social media comments say the white sand beach is one of the prettiest  in the province.

Interesting red sand on sedimentary rock formation near Charlottetown, PEI

Participants in the March of the Crows stand on a grassy knoll at Victoria Park in Charlottetown during Art in the Open on Saturday.

A partial solar eclipse is seen in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia at 3:57 pm ADT on Monday. The next solar eclispe locally will be in 2024.

Sand sculptor Shawn Gayton uses a straw to blow excess sand from his fantasy tower creation during the Clam Harbour Sandcastle Competition near Lake Charlotte, Nova Scotia.

Sand sculptors put the finishing touches on a giant hermit crab at the Clam Harbour Sandcastle Competition near Lake Charlotte, Nova Scotia.