All you need to know about Nova Scotia's Lobster Crawl
Ripples scar the otherwise flat, sun-kissed surface of the Atlantic Ocean as we chug away from the jetty at West Berlin in Nova Scotia, Canada. Captain Brad Crouse h...
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Ripples scar the otherwise flat, sun-kissed surface of the Atlantic Ocean as we chug away from the jetty at West Berlin in Nova Scotia, Canada. Captain Brad Crouse h...
Advertisement If Lucy’s forecast is correct, winter in Nova Scotia will continue for another six weeks. The sun is shining yet the air is chilly and the ground is dusted with snow. Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer checking my phone’s weather app to relying on the forecasting skills of a lobster. Like Punxsutawney Phil, the rodent in the film Groundhog Day, Lucy the Lobster participates in a prognosticating ceremony each February 2. Onlookers gather by the causeway leading to Cape Sable Island, the Canadian province’s most southerly tip, to discover whether she’ll see her own shadow...