The second leg of our journey to the Eastern was idyllic . The weather was grand and the stop at Joggins as intriguing as ever. I was thrilled to find a recent rock slide and to discover—on my own some fabulous fossils.
Arriving at Seven Lakes was truly exciting for me. There are Lady Slippers, pink red and white ones growing on my lot. Across the road from my lot is a trail through the woods with gorgeous Silvergreen Bryum moss which is positively thrilling to see. Twenty minutes from my lot is Lawrencetown Beach! A little further on is the gorgeous Martinique Beach. Why I took no photos that day is beyond me but Molly and I will be going there often so count on getting some seaside shots.
The Maze at Joggins
Along the maze are dead ends with stories of extinctions in the last 300 million years
Joggins Tide out
Fossils
Fossil I found
Lawrencetown Beach
Lady Slippers on my lot
Bunch Berry on my lot (Cornus Canidensis)
The trail opposite my lot and Miss Molly on the hunt!
There were magnificent twin boulders on the side of the trail.
Silvergreen Bryum
