Tangle Ridge Inn Bed and Breakfast Perham

Unsere heutige Weiterfahrt ging Richtung Edmundston. Unterwegs konnten wir einen wunderbaren Herbsttag geniessen. Die Sonne scheint und die Blätter fallen immer weiter.<br><br>Unterwegs haben wir in Hartland die längste überdachte Holzbrücke der Welt (390,75 Meter) angeschaut. <br><br>Einen weiteren Stopp legten wir in Grand ...

... You'd think we were in a foreign country.... We got our first good animal scare today too. A young deer was standing at the edge of the road as we were passing a semi-tractor. We were on the brakes hard as was the truck driver and the deer decided going back into the ditch was a better decision and we agreed!<br><br>As we neared the border, we rode on one of the few two lane roads of the trip. There was a lot of construction but traffic ...

... in Montreal so he can relax and take it easy, but he was not happy with our motel and at 11am said "lets go". The ride eastward on highway 20 was fantastic. Great weather, little traffic, and nice scenery. But, as soon as we turned southbound the rain came down on us ..... again !!! :o( It rained on us today for the final 5 hours of our ride. OK folks ...

... them off when you're done so you had better find everything that you need to cook so you won't waste your fire! Jeremy wasn't feeling well but I think it was a combination of being overtired and eating too late (charcoal takes a long time to be ready to cook on!! - you know really, people should tell me these things) I fell asleep to a combination of the sounds of rustling poplars, babbling brook and the occasional flash of heat lightning. Absolutely phenomenal.

... at the campground. They hit it off - of course! ... I digress ... We went shopping at an IGA, where I made myself speak French to order deli meats =). One more stop at a Walmart, lunch and then on to our next destination, which I had chosen specifically because of its name: St-Louis-du-Ha!Ha! I kid you not. That is the name of the little town along route #20 south. Many of the Quebec villages have very long names, but I think ...

... dark by the time we got there though so we only saw it from the lights on the dam. After that we went and visited Rays brother Howard at the hospital for a while and continued on to his other brother Conrad and his wife Helens place where we stayed the night and had breakfast the next morning. (cereal and a lot of muffins). Ray and Conrad went to visit Howard a last time ...

So the day of craziness was upon us! We had no idea where we going or why....but it just felt like a good idea! We had decided to drive to New Brunswick...cause it was another province to tick off and because we wanted to know if it was french or not!! (or we just wanted somewhere that spoke english!!) Stopped for breakfast at the services....had little choice...couldn't even make a coffe without any gas for our ...

I took my second solo U.S roadtrip from June 15 to July 11, 2003 that spanned from Maine down to Washington D.C. View my travel blog for this exciting vacation by clicking here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog/ex ploreamerica/usroadtrip_2003/tpod.html

... Park Loop Road and made many stops along the way. I enjoyed Sand Beach on the Atlantic Ocean. Later I stopped at Little Hunters Beach, a beach with no sand, but tons of granite rocks. Cliffs and trees surrounded both beaches. I sat along some cliffs that plunged down into the Atlantic. I drove to the peak of Cadillac Mountain (1,530 feet) to ...

I got up and did tai chi then a watercolor sketch. My first stop was in Edmunston and I parked up town where I spent about a half hour. Then leaving Canada having driven about 532 miles while I was there, I went west on 1 past upper Frenchville and at a rest area painted a view of Cananda across the St. John River. Years ...