MY HARBOUR PASSAGE WALK

Come join me on a walk along Harbour Passage, Saint John's scenic walkway along the harbour front

This is the beginning of my walk along the Passage heading east towards the uptown, running parallel to Chesley Drive

Looking to my right across the water I can see the Harbour Bridge with the City in the background

Ahead is HMCS Brunswicker - where Canadian Naval cadets are trained.

A History of Brunswicker

The walk continues.........Heading East....

Site of the famous Fort Latour

The Battle of Fort LaTour

Madame LaTour

LONG WHARF

Cruise Saint John

Long wharf with the Vendor & Meet & Greet Tents set up to welcome cruise ship passengers in 2008. Eighty-three (83) cruise ships with 188,480 passengers & 75,392 crew members sailed into Saint John last year. The Port of Saint John is a major port of call for cruise ships travelling Canada/New England routes. It is the second busiest cruise port in Atlantic Canada, with the first ship arriving in port in 1989. All of the world's major cruise lines now call into the Port of Saint John each year. A new terminal is being built at Pugsley Wharf and should be ready by the time the first ship comes in on June 9th, 2009.

APPROACHING THE BOARDWALK

VIEW OF SAINT JOHN HARBOUR FROM THE BOARDWALK

ANOTHER VIEW OF LONG WHARF FROM THE BOARDWALK - LOOKING WEST

With the Harbour Bridge in the Background

THE END OF HARBOUR PASSAGE

ENTRANCE TO MARKET SQUARE & STATUES JUST INSIDE THE ENTRANCE

THE WALK BACK HOME

Condos being built overlooking Chesley Drive

...THE WALK CONTINUES......HEADING WEST...

Approaching the Kiosk where I started on my Harbour Passage Walk just down from my home

LOOKING TOWARDS THE WEST SIDE OF THE CITY FROM THE KIOSK

HEADING UP BENTLEY ST. WITH HOME IN SIGHT

Come say Hi to Dulcie

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