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Passing Through New Brunswick
... Brunswick a bit more interesting, we did make some stops – one being in Hartland, to see the longest covered bridge in the world. This bridge at 1,282 feet in length is a single lane bridge with a stop sign on either end. We were amazed and impressed that the traffic runs so smoothly without any traffic light to control the traffic.
The route we took through New Brunswick was along the western end ...
Five Fingers
... br> I wiggled my feet in place, snuggly settled into all of the toe compartments. Erik did the same. We went with Deborah to the cove – me to walk/run the trail to really try them out, and Erik to try to get some pics of birds on the cove itself.
Believe it or not, but I broke my left baby toe in the first 30 minutes. Now, I’m not sure I have grounds to sue the manufacturers for making an ...
We love Deborah!
... 8217;m the older sister!
The day was overcast so I took advantage of the cloud cover to work in the beds outside to get a bit more done before Mom and Dad made it home. When they arrived, I walked Mom around the garden to show her all we had accomplished in their absence and Dad set to work pruning the cedars in the front yard that had, for many years, been devouring the front of the house. We had a lovely dinner on the patio and retired ...
Free camp by the river
... worth it, (even if we only stayed for 1 min as we were getting bugged out). The walk down took a little longer than up but we were glad to get into the van for a breather from all the mozzies. Back on the road, we were soon turning off the main road and heading off out of Quebec and into New Brunswick, (lets hope that we'll have a bit more English speakers and signs from now on). Once across the bridge we drove to a car park ...
Cape Breton to Campbellton
One of the most intense driving days. I woke up to find the sun shining. I made breakfast, took down my tent and went in search of gas. I was getting a little anxious when I discovered all the gas stations in Cheticamp closed. I missed the road I wanted. I was going to follow the coast figuring if I didn't see a gas station, the route would be short enough to make it to the causeway. Fortunately I quickly found a gas station right on an intersection of a road that brought me ...
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