We spent the first part of the day walking around Saint John, before going to the City Market and then on to drive the Bay of Fundy Scenic Drive. Here is some of the architecture, beginning with a couple of the churches that are Provincial Historic Sites.
The Church of St. Andrew and St. David
As you can see, the fog coming off the Bay of Fundy along with the smoke from burning fossil fuels has blackened some of the stone work. Reminds me of Edinburgh Old Town and London.
St. John’s Stone Church
Now for a little of “This & That”
No Sitting Allowed
Carved Wooden Figures of Street Life
(except for the character – my husband – in the blue shirt)
A New Day: Living Life Almost Gracefully 
Lovely pictures! I hope to get to the east coast next year.
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You will love it. Allow yourself plenty of time. It was our third trip, we planned on three week and it wasn’t nearly long enough. I could have spent another two weeks. But maybe you don’t have to do it all at once. 🙂 Some places are worth returning to.
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I would probably do a double take of those people…I have a habit of mistaking anything remotely tall (including statutes) for people at first glance when walking around the city.
Love the pictures…and your captions. 🙂
P.S. This is off-topic from your post, but I finally received the payday loan spam comments you have been receiving all along. :-p
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Thanks, Nicole. I did do a double take when I first walked by them. And then a did a double take when Jim was posing on the bench. Messing with my mind.
I am now getting much more interesting spam – but can’t share if I want to keep my G-rating. 🙂
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We have pictures of those people, too, one with my husband arguing with the standing guy. 🙂 Thanks for the memories!
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I would love to see it. I was just clicking away and looked for me husband and there he was watching me – so I clicked again.
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Nice pix of the church!
Ouch! I wouldn’t sit there either 😉
The carved wood figures are pretty neat!
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Love old historic chuches. Your photos are wonderful. Too top them off you added these wonderful wooden figures. Just the type of thing I would also love to photograph. Thanks for sharing.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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My pleasure, Francine. I’m glad you enjoyed them.
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