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A industrial waterfront area with rows of tall grain or bulk product silos
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High angle view of small pleasure yachts on trailers in a boatyard taken out of the water for repairs or for the winter season
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Side view of a large rig comprising a semi truck and trailer used for long distance road haulage and transport with copyspace
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Antique doll lying in a wooden crib on an exhibit, view down the length of the crib
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Sinuous ornately carved ice dragon sculpture on display surrounded by pink flowers
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A bottom lit ice sculpture of the Statue of Liberty, with blue lighting
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Large plastic model of a black and white dairy cow standing on a wooden deck outside a commercial shop or restaurant
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Colourful centenary textile banner of St George slaying the dragon in St George's Church, Sydney, Nova Scotia
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Antique wedding dress on display in a museum with the material beginning to yellow with age
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Sir Samuel Cunard statue, Halifax , Canada, founder of the Cunard Shipping Line
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Place D'Armes Fountain with the Maisonneuve monument in Montreal, Canada
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Lion statue symbolic of the Royal Bank, Nova Scotia, which used to stand on the rooftop of the building but has now been moved down top a park near th wharf
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Old historical building of St George Church, Nova Scotia with a crowd of tourists or congregation standing outside admiring the steeple
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Sydney signpost, Nova Scotia, Canada mounted on top of a building welcoming people to the city
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At the waterfront in Sydney, Nova Scotia, is the world's largest Ceilidh Fiddle, built to celebrate Nova Scotia's Celtic heritage
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Titanic graves in Fairview Lawn Cemetery, Halifax, Canada where over 100 of the victims of the disaster are buried
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Poignant memorial stone for William Henry Harrison, who lost his life in the Titanic disaster of 1912
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Memorial headstone to an unknown child who was a victim of the Titanic disaster
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Trompe d'loueil mural on the exterior of a building, a form of three dimensional art using a technique called forced perspective
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Trompe d'oeil painting, or three dimensional art using a technique of forced perspective, on a building with a group of tourists standing admiring it
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Pre Corona Virus: Tourists and locals enjoy the shopping and street entertainment of Quebec
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View down a narrow street past a historical stone building facade to an unusal highrise building typical of Quebec City architecture
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View across a green field towards Quebec city skyline showing the traditional quaint multistorey terraced buildings
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Street scene showing the traditional architecture in Quebec city, Canada
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View of Quebec City, Canada with the coastline and harbour and the city dominated by Chateau Frontenac hotel
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Historic fortified walls of Quebec City with a roadway running under a stone arch
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View of Quebec City waterfront with a parking lot, the pleasure boat marina and the buildings and landmarks of the city on the horizon
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Quebec street scene below the funicular with crowds of tourists walking up the road between old historical buildings
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View of Quebec harbour, Canada, with old historical buildings and a large passenger cruise liner tied to the wharf
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Old historical stone ramparts of Quebec City with a dual lane road running through the archway and pedestrians strolling on the sidewalks
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Exterior of Aux Ancien Canadiens Restaurant, Quebec city, Canada with tourists viewing the menu
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View of the industrial district of Halifax, Canada with a carpark, warehouse and railway siding with highrise buildings in the distance
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Horse-drawn tourism in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada with two horses pulling a wagon loaded with tourists through the city streets on a wet day
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View of Halifax, Nova Scotia, across the rooftops of industrial buildings to the city and skyscrapers on the horizon
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Halifax Citadel guard standing to attention as he guards the entrance in full regimental regalia
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Ceilidh fiddle on the roadside in the waterfront Sydney, Nova Scotia to celebrate the influence of Scottish fiddle music in the area
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Fresque du Petit-Champlain, Quebec which depicts milestones in the history of Cap-Blanc, Quebec City's working-class waterfront neighborhood
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View of an urban street and sidewalk with people showing the French influence on the historic architecture in Canada
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Row of Titanic gravestones at Fairview Lawn Cemetry where over 100 victims of the sinking are buried with people and cars in the background
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CSS Acadia, an Edwardian steamship that was used for hydrographic and oceanographic surveys and is now classed as a museum ship, in dock in Halifax
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