Kippens
The town of Kippens is supposedly named after a man by the name of George Kippen, who was an English sea captain. Some say he landed his ship here, while others say he was shipwrecked at the river located at the western end of the community. Population 1802.
K is also for:
Keels, Kelligrews, Kerley's Harbour, Kettle Cove, Kilbride, Kingman's, Kings Cove, Kingston, Kippens, Kirby's Cove, Kitchuses, Knight's Cove, Knob Lake
Beautiful scene! Great "K" words!!
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful day; enjoy the bay!
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hope you enjoy the day too!
DeleteWhat kind of a tree is that?
ReplyDeleteI think its an evergreen - just weather beaten and dying
Deletethe ocean is SO blue..beautiful
ReplyDeletebut cold
DeleteThe picture is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove that picture!
ReplyDeletedon't you think it looks cold?
DeleteI'm with everybody else, in that photo Kippens looks incredible.
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DeleteKippens! Can't say that without smiling.
ReplyDeleteits a fun name
DeleteLove your post, but had to stop by because of your comment.,, Is my Puppy that amusing? I mean, I guess she is or I wouldn't be posting her. Actually, tonight my husband and I were laughing at her - sorry - because of her, as she lay down to devour some leftovers he was dishing out. He said, "D'ya think all Saint Bernards lie down to eat?" and I had to say, "Dunno, but she has her own mind."
ReplyDeleteI must say, now when she sees me coming with the camera, she lies down automatically. If you see any posts with her sitting up, they were done early on ;-0 Really!
Still love your theme, and love your blog - carry on!
I like the idea of him being shipwrecked.
ReplyDeleteSorry I haven't posted in a few days. I was at Children's Hospital with my son since Monday. Glad to be back reading your A to Z posts.