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  • Have you entered your pumpkins into the ➡️ @pumpkinsforplovers ⬅️ contest yet? Get em in by 10pm tonight (Friday)! A great initiative by a local high school student to raise money for Piping Plover conservation. Donations welcome also! . . #monstermash #halloween #pumpkincarving #jackolantern #pumpkins #trickortreat #halifax #NovaScotia #plover #plovers #conservation
  • Time to share some #HauntedHikes! During my last visit to McNabs Island, I felt like I was being followed and watched every step of the way down this trail. I was actually cringing reviewing my 360° footage, hoping not to see a shadowy figure tailing me. The "searchlight emplacement trail" was eerily quiet until I came to the shoreline and its rough, open-ocean surf. It was later that I learned this stark, desolate shoal is where cholera victims from the SS England were buried⚰️ in 1866. The British Navy also ➰ hung and displayed deserters by the McNabs Island lighthouse.

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