Wharf Rat Rally ahead this year, despite Earl
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With an anticipated hurricane only hours away, Digby’s main street was still in party mode Friday. John DeMings photo
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Ami Taylor and Michelle Muise of Kentville, visitors to Digby for the Wharf Rat Rally, brave a walk on the wharf in the wind and rain Saturday morning. Karla Kelly photo
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It’s a barefoot race up the street for these two as they hurry to get out of Earl’s way. Karla Kelly photo
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There is plenty of room for parking bikes in Digby as Hurricane Earl pushes through. Karla Kelly photo
With an anticipated hurricane only hours away, Digby’s main street was still in party mode Friday. John DeMings photo
Ami Taylor and Michelle Muise of Kentville, visitors to Digby for the Wharf Rat Rally, brave a walk on the wharf in the wind and rain Saturday morning. Karla Kelly photo
It’s a barefoot race up the street for these two as they hurry to get out of Earl’s way. Karla Kelly photo
There is plenty of room for parking bikes in Digby as Hurricane Earl pushes through. Karla Kelly photo
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Michelle Vrensen of Salisbury, N.B., signs the guest book before having a home-cooked breakfast at Digby Wesleyan Church. Karla Kelly photo
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A couple of rain washed bikes sit out the storm in front of the Fundy Restaurant Saturday morning. Karla Kelly photo
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Bikers at the Digby Wesleyan biker breakfast listen to Andrew Maves, right, and watch the computer screen for updates on Hurricane Earl. Karla Kelly photo
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In a space marked for motorcycle parking only, bikes crowd Water Street Friday afternoon just hours before the arrival of Hurricane Earl. Karla Kelly photo
Michelle Vrensen of Salisbury, N.B., signs the guest book before having a home-cooked breakfast at Digby Wesleyan Church. Karla Kelly photo
A couple of rain washed bikes sit out the storm in front of the Fundy Restaurant Saturday morning. Karla Kelly photo
Bikers at the Digby Wesleyan biker breakfast listen to Andrew Maves, right, and watch the computer screen for updates on Hurricane Earl. Karla Kelly photo
In a space marked for motorcycle parking only, bikes crowd Water Street Friday afternoon just hours before the arrival of Hurricane Earl. Karla Kelly photo
The waterfront walkway on Montague Row is deserted Saturday morning as vendors packed up their wares and displays before Hurricane Earl arrived. Karla Kelly photo
By Leanne Delong and Karla Kelly DIGBY COURIER NovaNewsNow.com
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