Blue Diamond Travelogue
It's almost like you were on the trip with us. But not nearly as good. Below are travelogues from past trips. Click the one you want to view the photos.
Almost Free Halifax DIY ExcursionStarting at the Cruise Ship Terminal this excursion is perfect for cruise ship visitors, tourist and even locals who want to see more of our beautiful city.
Created June 21, 2008
The Amistad in Halifax The Amistad spent a few days in Halifax before sailing to Shelburne. In Birchtown, near Shelburne, the largest number of Black Loyalists settled, in 1783.
Created August 5, 2008
Halifax CitadelCitadel Hill measures approximately thirty-seven metres above sea level and affords a commanding view of the entrance to Halifax Harbour.
Created June 21, 2008
Halifax HarbourwalkLocated along the waterfront in is the a 3-km boardwalk popular amongst tourists and locals. Many mid-sized ships dock here at one of the many wharfs. Created June 21, 2008
Family fun on the NortWest ArmThe Northwest Arm, originally named Sandwich River, is an inlet in eastern Canada off the Atlantic Ocean in Nova Scotia's Halifax Regional Municipality.
Created June 21, 2008
Family Fun in Halifax/Nova Scotia Ann and I entertaining our grandson Justin, five years old ( six in September ). We decided on a day on the South Shore, in a way following the Old Route 3. NEW!
Created July 17, 2008
Fairview Lawns CemeteryHalifax is where the maiden voyage of Titanic really ended, with the most lasting legacy from the sinking located at Fairview Lawns Cemetary Created June 23, 2008
HarbourLites Seniors Day Trip On June 12, the HarbourLites Seniors boarded a bus for a day trip to Peggy's Cove and Lunenberg. There was lots of laughs, snap shots and good times.
Created June 20, 2008 
Peggy's CovePeggys Cove is one of the busiest tourist attractions in Nova Scotia and is a prime attraction on the Lighthouse Trail scenic drive.
Created June 26, 2008 
Public Gardens and Victoria ParkA stroll through two parks in downtown Halifax. One a Victorian-style garden the other a perfect place for out door concerts, festivals and picnics. NEW!
Created July 31, 2008 
Family Fun in Prince Edward IslandThe native people called it "Abeqweit" meaning "land cradled by the waves". But it's been called "Spud Island", "Garden Island", and "Golf Island" as well. NEW!
Created July 21, 2008 
Spring Fling '08: Classic New EnglandSpring in Nova Scotia wasn't the best.
But we have the photos to prove it was beautiful in New England! See the best New England has to offer! Created June 1, 2008