Canadian Maritime Visit, Day 7
Truro, NS to Halifax, NS

We were treated like family "At The Organery"

Our hostess Carolyn standing with me and another guest seated. There were eight guests in all.

Fine china, linen, and candles for breakfast

fruit compote with peaches, blueberries, raspberries, and flowers

creme brulee pineapple French toast, bacon, watermelon and nasturtium. If you didn't eat your flowers, you were in big trouble.

The tea room with the organ theme

The 120 organs

We had a full tour with history and music

Our host Jan has been collecting organs for decades

We didn't really visit the mesuem, we just stopped at the co-located information office to find our next B&B

Our Fall River B&B; perfectly fine but a letdown after "At the Organery".
After paying for our rooms we headed off to Halifax.

The Citadel above Halifax

Olympic, sister ship to the Titanic in WW I camouflage

Students get summer jobs acting out the parts of 19th century soldiers

1869 Barracks Room

view of the clocktower and the waterfront from the Citadel

Powder Room

Instead of a moat, the Citadel is surrounded by this ditch

The clocktower up close

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