Welcome to my site. I love to travel, and I love to take pictures. On the Blog, you find lots of pictures from my trips all over the world. Before I started this site in 2009 I posted my travel pictures (and other pictures) on surfdog.de. If you have a lot of time, you might want to look at my Winter Travel pictures. Mostly from South East Asia.
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The 6 Latest Blog Posts
Nova Scotia Circle 9 – From Sydney to Fredericton
The last few days of the Nova Scotia Circle. With such gray skies, I was too lazy to take a lot of pictures. But I still have a few for you. St.Alphonsus Church Fort Petrie Military Museum And the sun was back – a bit too late. One last night in my camper in Moncton…
Nova Scotia Circle 8 – From Halifax to Sydney
Next day of the Nova Scotia Circle A brand-new day and a brand-new sky. Blue Sky and some sunshine in the morning. This way, the coffee tastes much nicer already. After some Joe and internet, it was back to the street. Nobody here – time for a swim. Yes, it was cold, but someone told…
Nova Scotia Circle 7 – Halifax
The next leg on the Nova Scotia Circle Unfortunately, it was a rather gray day for my Halifax visit. I left the car at WalMart and walked downtown. Of course, when you are in Halifax, you must go to the graveyard to see the Titanic graves. Do you really? Well, I did. After that, I…
Nova Scotia Circle 6 – From Luneburg to Peggy’s Cove
The next part of my Nova Scotia Circle Luneburg St. John’s Anglican Church St. John’s Anglican Church was the first church built in Lunenburg in 1753. It is the second Church of England built in Nova Scotia and Canada’s second-oldest continuous Protestant church. When the King’s Chapel in Boston, MA, was expanded, its new stone…
Nova Scotia Circle 5 – From Annapolis Royal to Luneburg
The next leg on my Nova Scotia Circle Digby Harbour Église Sainte-Marie in Church Point Church Point is home to the Église Sainte-Marie, a Catholic place of worship. It is both one of the largest and tallest buildings made of wood in all of North America. The length of the church nave is 58 meters,…
Nova Scotia Circle 4 – From New Minas to Annapolis Royal
Harbourville Morden Port-Royal National Historic Site North Hills Museum The exterior of this tiny farmhouse, built in the 1760s, looks like a typical country residence, but inside it features a collection of great art and furnishings that create an impression of Georgian grandeur. Robert Patterson purchased North Hills in 1964 and transformed it into a…