Day 18: 10 beautiful things outside are...

So obvs this list is going to be ridiculus. Just thought you should know that to give you a chance to stop reading.

1.) CANADA (Obvs had to be the first thing on the list. Canada is outside so it qualifies.)

2.) Nova Scotia (cuz it's the best province)

3.) Shubie Park. Their trees are lovely and their lake is beautiful. It's my second favourite place to take pictures.

4.) Keji Nation Park&Historic Site. Really this one is more beautiful than the last one but I don't get there as much so I thought it should come second. It is a night sky reserve and camp ground. I've being going there since I was two months old (no jokes. The first time I went there was two months after I was born and I've only missed two years since then). The trees are hundreds of years old, the lake is huge and its the best place to watch the meteor showers on the face of the planet (well probably not but it's pretty good.)

5.) The cottage at Pigget Lake. My Aunt and Uncle own it and we go out there three or four times during the summer. It's small and on the lake. They've build a lovely dock that you can jump off of and they have several sailing boats (which is really cool). It's a super nice place to relax with the family.

6.) My back yard. I happen to think that it's a lovely place. We have shade from the trees but not too much. There's several gardens and it's just a nice place to sit back, relax, and forget the rest of the world.

7.) My Grandmothers house. It's again, like mine, only her deck is bigger and when I go I get lemon aide and stories. It's where I grew up and I'll always have a special place in my heart for it.

8.) My Grandparents Garden. In Pictou my grandparents have a few acres of land which they have turned into gardens. If it wasn't so boring there I'd like to visit more often and just hang around in their flowers.

9.) The beach we visit after we get our christmas tree. I can't remember the name...I think it has something to do with clams. but I donno. Anyways, Near the beginning of december when we go cut down our tree we stop at a beach on the way home and watch the waves. It's magical.

10.) Queens Land Beach is the nicest beach in Nova Scotia. It has great waves and the water doesn't make you freeze which is a super nice change from everywhere else.

I guess this list isn't to bad other than the fact that it's horribly bias towards Nova Scotia. What can I say? I live in a beautiful place.