On the ferry, we were wedged between semi-trucks and motorcycles.
Digby is a small town of about 4000, but a regional center. This is a nice walkway along the harbour at low tide.
Digby has a large fishing fleet known for scallops and halibut. Notice how low the boats are in relation to the docks. The tide rises about 40 feet here. The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world.
At the Boardwalk Cafe, we feasted on scallops and halibut. Mmmm. Fresh, local seafood and vegetables are the best. Fore dessert, we had local wild blueberry pie!
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