Hurricane Fiona made landfall in Nova Scotia on the morning of September 24, 2022 with sustained winds at the time of landfall to be around 169 km/h. (105 mph);
It was likely the strongest storm in Canadian history. Damage from the waves was beyond comprehension, and Property damage was estimated to be
in excess of $800 million CAD (US$600 million), with the total damage expected to be significantly higher.
Five days later, this was the scene at a local estuary as the sun began to set. From this angle, there is no evidence that a storm had occurred.
Proof that Nature always seeks Balance.
Big Glace Bay Beach, Port Caledonia Nova Scotia.
Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T6i, Aperture f-5, Shutter 1/2500 sec,ISO 100, Focal Length 30mm

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Lonnie Jones Photography

Created on

Thursday 29 September 2022

Posted on

Monday 27 March 2023

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#Beach, #Beauty, #Calm, #Canon, #CapeBreton, #DarkSkies, #Landscape, #Nature, #NovaScotia, #Storm, #TidalEstuary

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