Sunset from Plympton
Check out this sunset taken tonight at the Savary Provincial Park in Plympton Digby County. This photo was taken by mother, Elaine J. Nice shot mom! Adrian J.
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Cutting Grass in Centrelea
Taking any kind of photos around dusk always make for the sharpest of images. Yesterday evening I captured Raygan Ward with Homtosta Farms from Bridgetown, mowing grass in Centrelea. Ward was working a field along the Annapolis River, with their Fendt 720 Tractor and Claas front and rear mowers! Grass in many fields are so […]
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Civic signs are so important, for various reasons!
Civic signs are so important, for various reasons! Across Nova Scotia, emergency services use civic addresses to locate people in the event of an emergency. When your sign is displayed and visible from the road, it provides a key indicator to those responding without delay. Not only are civic signs important for first responders but […]
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Fatal accident in Middleton
Annapolis District RCMP is investigating a fatal collision that occurred in Middleton. On July 4, at approximately 3:20p.m., Annapolis District RCMP, fire services, and EHS responded to a report of a collision on School St in Middleton. Officers learned that a motorcycle and a Hyundai Sonata had collided. The driver and sole occupant of the […]
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Annapolis River sunset
My travels have brought me back to Annapolis County yet again, we’re farming action remains in full swing. These shots were taking just before 9PM in Centrelea along the Annapolis River. Stopped by T&C Agriculture we’re baling is well underway and caught Homtosta Farms, who are working to cut grass just before dusk. Adrian J.
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Tedding hay in Somerset
Tedding or better known as shaking grass is a key part to the production of making hay! The rakes on the machines flip the mowed forage across the field, allowing the grass to dry out quicker. In order to produce hay, the grass needs to be flipped to prevent any moisture or mildew. Once this […]
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T&C Agriculture in Clarence
Farmers across the valley were hit hard last summer by the extreme drought conditions in our region, impacting many crops and their yields. With a little rain and some nice weather, crops, most particularly for hay, are growing back strong. Many fields are producing so much grass when they’re being cut, machinery is having a […]
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Hot day ahead for Nova Scotia
Caught the sunrise from the Cornwallis River Crossing in New Minas this morning. Temperatures are already in the early twenties and will reach close to 30 degrees again by this afternoon! Stay cool and have a great Saturday! Adrian J.
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Fox encounter!
It was a bizarre drive over to the shore this evening. I stopped briefly on my venture up and was greeted by a group of young foxes, almost trapped as they surrounded my truck. It was nice to see, what I believed to be three very healthy foxes, despite their ambition to explore close to […]
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Waterville Firefighter, John Foote
It’s not very often you can get John to crack a smile for a photo but I did tonight. John Foote, with the Waterville & District Volunteer Fire Department, has climbed the ranks over the last 41 years, serving as Firefighter, Lieutenant, Captain and Deputy Chief. He continues to serve, playing a key role as […]
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