silent winter
Tuesday, January 25, 2011

silent winter

Uploaded by ShastaLC on 29 Nov 10, 8.05PM AST.

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Winter scene from Dalhousie NB / scène hivernale près de Dalhousie NB.

Winter scene from Dalhousie NB / scène hivernale près de Dalhousie NB.

Uploaded by Pat-B on 9 Jan 11, 6.42PM AST.

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DSC_0044-3
Friday, March 27, 2009

The old train bridge in Fredericton.

Uploaded by Old Chevy on 26 Mar 09, 7.40PM ADT.

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An Eagle in the Snow.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009

An Eagle in the Snow.

Uploaded by mikie t on 22 Feb 09, 8.16PM AST.

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Derry's Corner

Derry's Corner

Uploaded by SamuelInch on 17 Aug 08, 10.31PM AST.

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Saint Martins, N.B.

Saint Martins, N.B.

Uploaded by Erik Twight on 1 Aug 08, 4.40PM AST.

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Inn at Whale Cove, Grand Manan NB

Inn at Whale Cove, Grand Manan NB

Uploaded by djrobnb on 17 Feb 09, 8.42PM AST.

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Summer Delight
Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Summer Delight



Uploaded by threesalmon on 15 Feb 09, 12.22PM AST.

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Protesting a Cruel World

Protesting a Cruel World

Just recently a local kennel owner was acquitted of killing five puppies with a hammer because our laws currently allow such actions provided animals are not treated in "cruel ways".
People turned out at this rally because they are repulsed over the idea of somebody bashing their unwanted puppies' heads rather than taking them to the SPCA.
The puppies can't speak for themselves & animal lovers demand this old Law be changed to meet the ethics of today & I agree 100%.

Uploaded by mikie t on 14 Feb 09, 4.04PM AST.

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Lorneville N.B. (1)
Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Lorneville N.B. (1)

Uploaded by Number Six (bill lapp) on 7 Feb 09, 9.47AM AST.

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Giant Lobster 1

Giant Lobster 1

Shediac, NB, is the home to the worlds largest lobster.

Uploaded by Keith Watson aka Keith Watson on 31 Jan 09, 10.49AM AST.

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And the Cow Jumped Over the Moon

And the Cow Jumped Over the Moon

Uploaded by mikie t on 3 Feb 09, 10.36PM AST.

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Hopewell Rocks - Exploring The Giants
Sunday, February 01, 2009

Hopewell Rocks - Exploring The Giants

The visitors around the rocks gives an indication of just how big they are. Also noting the current water level at low tide and the water marks on the rocks gives an indication of just how high the highest tides in the world are.

Uploaded by Keith Watson aka Keith Watson on 28 Jan 09, 9.48AM AST.

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"#1"

"#1"

@St. Martins, NB

[Biggie Size]

Uploaded by baseman79 on 24 Jan 09, 8.05PM AST.

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Hasty Bridge "1927"

Hasty Bridge "1927"

Near Salisbury NB

Uploaded by djrobnb on 22 Jan 09, 5.45PM AST.

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Billy Zane with Terry in Fredericton, NB
Friday, December 05, 2008

Billy Zane with Terry in Fredericton, NB

Uploaded by redvette on 1 Dec 08, 6.37PM AST.

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the art tree

the art tree

Uploaded by Genco Pura Photography on 27 Nov 08, 8.07AM AST.

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New Brunswick

New Brunswick

Alma, Bay of Fundy New Brunswick

Uploaded by pcrozier22 on 30 Dec 07, 5.31PM AST.

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Raising Some Dust
Wednesday, December 03, 2008

Raising Some Dust

A team of horses pulls a group of visitors around Kings Landing Historic Village. The Perley house in the background.

Uploaded by Light Collector on 23 Nov 08, 8.24AM AST.

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East Quoddy Head
Monday, November 24, 2008

East Quoddy Head

Campobello Island sits at the mouth of the Bay of Fundy in southernmost New Brunswick, just over the International Bridge from Maine. A century ago this island was the summer haunt of many rich and famous families, including that of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who would one day become the president of the United States.

The island is rural in character, uncrowded and very scenic. It can only be reached by one bridge, from Lubec, Maine, or by a seasonal ferry from the New Brunswick mainland, via Deer Island.

The same things that once drew some of the most wealthy people in North America, now lure tens of thousands of tourists of average means. It is an ideal destination for those who enjoy outdoor activities amist scenic splendor. The history buff will also find much of interest here, including old mansions and even older lighthouses.

Uploaded by J. Stephen Conn on 16 Nov 08, 5.49PM AST.

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