Five Islands Lighthouse, Nova Scotia
The historic lighthouse is the star attraction of Five Islands Lighthouse Park. It stands like a beacon welcoming to the park visitors from near and far. This wooden pepper pot lighthouse was built in 1913 at nearby Sand Point. In 2008 it had to be relocated and now sits perfectly in its new home overlooking the islands. The lighthouse is a municipal heritage property.
Low tide at Five Islands, Nova Scotia
Low tide at Five Islands, Nova Scotia. Ninety meter high sea cliffs 300 ft overlook the world's highest tides. Locals enjoy beachcombing, rock collecting and clam digging at low time. and riding dune buggies on the ocean floor.
Sunset on Five Islands, Nova Scotia
Sunset at Five Islands, Nova Scotia Panorama; original size is 56" x 12"
Sunset at Five Islands, Nova Scotia-Panorama
Large Panorama of Sunset on Five Islands, Nova Scotia; sized at 36" x 12"
Five Islands, Nova Scotia Panorama Soft water reflection of the light before sunset orig 50" x 12" @ 240 dpi
Before Sunset at Five Islands, Nova Scotia
Five Islands, Nova Scotia -Coming Sunset A larger version of the panorama of the coming sunset
Five Islands Lighthouse
Five Islands Lighthouse built and established 1914. In 1996 it was moved from its eroding base to an adjacent campground. This lighthouse was saved from destruction by the Five Islands Lighthouse Preservation Society and it is now open for tours in summer.
Late Afternoon at Five Islands, Nova Scotia
36x12 Panorama A magnificent sky graced the five islands upon my visit there in July 2022. The timing was perfect for the low tide which locals took advantage of by walking or driving on the ocean floor.
Low Tide at Five Islands, Nova Scotia
Five Islands, Nova Scotia. A magnificent sky graced the five islands upon my visit there in July 2022. The timing was perfect for the low tide which locals took advantage of by walking or driving on the ocean floor.
A Magnificent Sunset at Five Islands, NS
A magnificent sun set graced the five islands upon my visit there in July 2022. The timing was perfect for the low tide which locals took advantage of by walking or driving on the ocean floor.
