Sunset overlooking the Bay of Fundy Digby Nova Scotia

Sunset overlooking the Bay of Funday

Culleden outside Digby

Digby's Racquette Bridge Low Tide the old swimming hole

View of the change in tide movement every 6 hours

Low Tide at Digby Tide moves every 6 hours

Calm day most boats out fishing

Larche Machine shop at Racquette.

Former fish plant picture was taken from sandbar
in front of the Pines Hotel

Digby Churches

One of Digby's famous old churches

Another of Digby's churches

The Iron Duke torn down in 2006

Digby Fishing Fleet, Old School & Town Hall

Digby's Modern day fishing fleet

Digby Court House

Elementary School Digby NS Grades 1 to 6

The Princess of Acadia & Digby scenes

Princess of Acadia The ship that replaced the

Princess Helene leaving the Digby Gut The Princess of Acadia

High Tide Note the highest tides in the world are here

Main Street Digby

Digby Scenes new and old

Privately owned boats at the Digby Dock

The Princess Helene sailed from Digby to St John NB

The Daily Milk Wagon used during the war and after

Sandy Cove Digby Neck emptying in to Saint Mary's Bay. Plympton across the water.

Memorials of Lost Fishermen and Veterans Main St Digby

Cenotaph Lost Fisherman, Digby

War Cenotaph

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