Visit a lighthouse

I don’t think that much needs to be said about today’s adventure. We went to see Canada’s most photographed lighthouse, Peggy’s Cove. The landscape is what draws tourists here. It is barren in some areas and the vegetation is very sparse in others. This unique rock formation was formed by a mixture of magma being forced up between earth’s plates and a 1 Km thick glacier slowly making its way across the area, moving granite boulders along with it. It is quite easy on the eyes, as is the weather worn town that calls it home. I’m glad that we came, although it was sadly too late in the season to see the bug eating plants that live here.