Maritime Historian and Coastal Safety Consultant based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. A retired Canadian Coast Guard officer with 25 years of service, he is a specialist in Atlantic navigation, lighthouse heritage, and coastal weather patterns.
Angus offers a lifetime of experience regarding the Atlantic provinces, specifically focusing on the safety and history of Nova Scotia's coastline. He provides critical advice on reading tide tables to avoid storm surges, the dangers of "black rocks" at places like Peggy's Cove, and the navigational revolution of Fresnel lenses. His expertise extends to ferry logistics, helping travelers avoid long waits at BC and Atlantic terminals, and planning routes along the Cabot Trail. Angus writes with the authority of someone who has weathered the storms, prioritizing safety and historical accuracy in maritime tourism.