Pegg’s Cove, Nova Scotia, is generally associated with an iconic Lighthouse that sits lonely and majestic on a granite point as guidance into this precarious cove. While most go to see the Lighthouse and shop for curios and touristic memorabilia at the associated gift shop, few, take the time to explore and absorb the cove and small community. Peggy’s Cove has a year-round population of about 60 or less; some still actively involved in lobstering. The above photograph is indicative of the vessels and old piers of Peggy’s Cove.
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