And there it is! Spotted in or around Black Rock, Nova Scotia, on the Fundy Shore.
I did a net search for information on the history of this particular sea monster decoration and found absolutely nothing but if you click on the links below you will find some interesting tales about sea monsters, both real and make-believe.
This type of whimsy and fun is part of the cultural charm of beautiful Nova Scotia.
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That was a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I thought the sign was referring to Dragon Boats which are very popular here in the PNW. I have never seen any dragon decorations like that before. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a lovely sea monster hehehe.
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There are indeed a lot of odd people in NS and now we're here too. Your pictures are great leads for places to check out when the weather warms.
ReplyDeletehaha! if i'd see a sea monster, i don't think i could even think of taking a shot.:p
ReplyDeleteawww, he doesn't look scary at all!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmmm, this is so unique and so very interesting.
ReplyDeleteMy Watery Wednesday Photo Hope you find time to visit with me.
Down here in South Carolina we have the "Lizard Man" instead of the usual bigfoot. Will try to do a post on it sometime.
ReplyDeleteNow that's why our friend has been seen in Loch Ness recently.
ReplyDeleteEven Nessie and Champ need a vacation!
ReplyDeleteThat's totally TOO CUTE - for which comment my co-workers on the Bridge Project would beat me mercilessly, so I'll just have to trust that they won't see it!
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