In Nova Scotia, I stayed in a beautiful provincial park named Blomadin (sp).
They hot water supply wasn't working in the showers, but it was really a
nice, quiet and picturesque park on a headland.  One warning:  Anyone
staying there and wandering along the flats when the tide is out, had best
know the times for tidal changes.  When the tide comes in, it races in ...
and the mud can slow even the hardiest down ... I ended up one evening
missing the path up the cliff and climbing quickly .... to get out of the
way.

Sam Conant
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