I meant to post these images earlier but life had other plans however whichever season you visit Maitland and the Bay of Fundy doesn't matter because it is gorgeous anytime of year.

I headed out to Maitland and Burncoat Head because I had only seen the latter during the winter, this day was sunny and in early fall. I explored the countryside and a few of the cultural attractions (links are at the bottom of the page for hours of operation and more information). My partner and I had a delicious lunch at Bing's Restaurant, a fascinating visit with Greg at Studio Glass, nearly suffocated from the heat in the top of the lighthouse at Burncoat Head but really enjoyed the magnificent panoramic view, checked out the incredible artwork at Studio 215, and met Daisy Wilkins from Walton's Mountain (she was having a yard sale and was a colourful character in more than one way! I loved talking with her.)

If you have a chance to visit this area of Nova Scotia you should because it is one of the tourism gems which often is overlooked. Hope you enjoy the images from my Bay of Fundy adventure.

Be sure to sample the fabulous food at this restaurant. Daisy Wilkins Daisy demonstrating how to accessories an outfit from the items she was selling at her yard sale. Extraordinary hat collection Studio Glass From scraps of glass to artwork. Classes are offered, check out their website. a rainbow or coloured glass. Greg at Studio Glass Gallery 215 Some incredible artwork is displayed and for sale in the wonderful little gallery. View from Burncoat Head LighthouseNotice Shangri-La Cottages on the right hand side - what a view! Burncoat Head Sunflowers

Links: Studio Glass, Bing's Eatery and Social House, Shangri-La Cottages, Burncoat Head Lighthouse and Interpretive Centre, and Studio 215