Once set up at our ocean front site at King Neptune Campground we sat down and enjoyed the obligatory cuppa tea, enjoying the abundant ocean views and listening to the lapping of the waves rolling onto the shore. Was the 5,000+ drive worth it, a resounding yes, we could easily stay here for ever, well at least until it gets cold in a few weeks.
After a quick dinner at the restaurant in Peggys Cove we returned to the campground to enjoy the sunset. In no particular order are a few of the photographs I took. Enjoy!
Sunset at our site
Sunset at King Neptune Campground by Peggys Cove
Sun setting at campground close to Peggys Cove
Setting sun with light bursts at campground
Judi at sunset
Door side at King Neptune Campground close to Peggys Cove
And finally, photographing sunset is thirsty work, so the obligatory glass of a local IPA awaits.
Sun setting into a pint of local IPA
Andy & Judi's Worldwide Travels 
Oh yes! Peggy’s Cove. It was my personal favorite stop from a trip that took us all the way to Digby NS down to Florida and then back along the Gulf of Mexico through New Mexico to our home in Arizona.
Happy Travels
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Thanks for the comment, we are on a somewhat similar voyage as once we arrive in U.S. we cut across country through TN, TX, NM and AZ, arriving Indio California on Nov 1st.
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