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NBSR 6401 powers train 907 as they head out of Fredericton Jct, New Brunswick, passing the community sign. August 7, 2021.
A former railway bridge crossing the St John River it is now part of the Sentier NB Trail for pedestrian and cyclists. Built in 1936 the bridge is 581 metres (1,906 ft) in length with 9 spans, 8 concrete piers and 2 abutments.
I'm seeing a theme here. Older buildings near the Historic Garrison District of Fredericton, New Brunswick. Double doors, and shades of red. While this set of doors is similar to a set of doors I previously posted from St. John, These are far less ornate.
I'm seeing a theme here. Older buildings near the Historic Garrison District of Fredericton, New Brunswick. Double doors, and shades of red. These doors were open the first time we passed them, with two people talking in the doorway. I prefer this shot.
I'm seeing a theme here. Older buildings near the Historic Garrison District of Fredericton, New Brunswick. Double doors, and shades of red.
Beautiful sunset in Fredericton. The river was completely placid which provided incredible reflections :)
We had based ourselves in Moncton so that we could enjoy a full day in Fredericton without straying too far from Halifax, where were we catching an afternoon flight out. After a thorough exploration of the amazing Beaverbrook Art Gallery, we headed outdoors to see what the St. John River area would offer up. After seeing the downtown, we took a stroll through the Fredericton Botanic Garden on the way back to Moncton. It was a little early for flowers here, but still got to see some nice blossoms.
This osprey needs to look big. She is on guard against a family of bald eagles that repeatedly attack her nest looking to kill her two chicks. So far she and her partner have been successful at thwarting the eagles but sadly the eagles will probably get at least one of the fledglings before they are fully grown.
If you look on my stream you can see a video I posted of the osprey feeding her chicks.
A PDQ sketch of a cool older home in my fair ville.
Watercolor and sepia Pigma Micron in a 3.5 by 5" wc Moleskine
We had based ourselves in Moncton so that we could enjoy a full day in Fredericton without straying too far from Halifax, where were we catching an afternoon flight out. After a thorough exploration of the amazing Beaverbrook Art Gallery, we headed outdoors to see what the St. John River area would offer up. After seeing the downtown, we took a stroll through the Fredericton Botanic Garden on the way back to Moncton. It was a little early for flowers here, but still got to see some nice blossoms.
We had based ourselves in Moncton so that we could enjoy a full day in Fredericton without straying too far from Halifax, where were we catching an afternoon flight out. After a thorough exploration of the amazing Beaverbrook Art Gallery, we headed outdoors to see what the St. John River area would offer up. After seeing the downtown, we took a stroll through the Fredericton Botanic Garden on the way back to Moncton. It was a little early for flowers here, but still got to see some nice blossoms.
These Canada Geese are wondering about the unfamaliar visitor. Who is this guy? Well it turns out that he is a pink footed goose. A common enough sight in Greeenland and Iceland but very rare for North America. These guys usually winter in the UK and Denmark but this fellow decided to fly west and hang out with a flock of Canada geese in New Brunswick. He created quite a stir among local birders here in the Maritimes.
We had based ourselves in Moncton so that we could enjoy a full day in Fredericton without straying too far from Halifax, where were we catching an afternoon flight out. After a thorough exploration of the amazing Beaverbrook Art Gallery, we headed outdoors to see what the St. John River area would offer up. After seeing the downtown, we took a stroll through the Fredericton Botanic Garden on the way back to Moncton. It was a little early for flowers here, but still got to see some nice blossoms.
Transit Cornwall- Trois-rivieres
Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) FREDERICTON while in transit from Cornwall, Ontario to Trois-Rivieres, Quebec during the 2010 Great Lakes Deployment.
The Great Lakes Deployment’s (GLD) main purpose is to raise awareness of the Canadian Navy as well as to highlight the many career opportunities in the Naval Service available to Canadians.
GLD 2010 is the last major opportunity for Canadians in Québec and Ontario to celebrate the Naval Centennial. Ports of call include Montréal, Kingston, Toronto, Oshawa, Cornwall and Trois-Rivières.
Please Credit: Corporal Francis Gauthier, Formation Imaging Services, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
© 2010 DND-MDN Canada
HS2010-M009-020
We had based ourselves in Moncton so that we could enjoy a full day in Fredericton without straying too far from Halifax, where were we catching an afternoon flight out. After a thorough exploration of the amazing Beaverbrook Art Gallery, we headed outdoors to see what the St. John River area would offer up. After seeing the downtown, we took a stroll through the Fredericton Botanic Garden on the way back to Moncton. It was a little early for flowers here, but still got to see some nice blossoms.
The Tiny and Beautiful city where I live!
La hermosa ciudad donde vivo!
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Estaba caminando por la ciudad este verano buscando cosas lindas a que tomarles fotos y me encontre estas casitas lindas y coloridas!
While walking through the city I just found these beautiful and colourful Townhouses!!! I love them!!
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