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CINDY'S SNAPSHOT: Lovely low tide in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley

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I will never tire of watching the tides come in and go out; in six hours, the view can change quite dramatically. This lovely photo was taken by Warren Hoeg, at low tide on a peaceful autumn afternoon, in Harbourville, Annapolis Valley, N.S.

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