Bradford Camps Ashland

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 ...

Two hours is just enough time to get a taste of Old Quebec city, especially if you're like us and you arrive there on a Sunday, when there isn't much traffic.<br><br>Old Quebec city with its cobblestone street side cafes, horse drawn carriages, fine restaurants will please most romantics. We were able to squeeze ...

Here is the link to see progress as I go. It may take a little bit of<br>time for new points to be established, but hopefully it should work. :-)<br><br>http://share.findmespot.com/ shared/gogl.jsp?glId=0nquV1XfqGrcUUJchB qz09dJHcYVmDxrs<br><br>Love you guys,<br>Matt

... morning. Still shocked at the cheap prices for food and drinks outside of the big city(s). Dooz just had his second movement - so we are thrilled. He slept like a log last night and caught up today on his naps. Thanks to not being allowed in the park... well he would have been if we just took him. The main gates were open and no rangers. Plus we met a few dogs on the trail. The owners told ...

... got locked out of the hotel. It was fun 44 degrees and rather scary since this town is empty. There are only 3 cars in the parking lot and even the staff goes home at night. So if you don't hear from us in the next few day assume the worst. Funny - I could not find the entrance so I made my own to the parking lot. Well I did not realize the ground was wet - so you can see the tracks all the way from the street to my car. Ooops...

... moment. In the meantime from when we started our ride (in Miami) till Madawaska, Maine, we rode a grand total of 9438 miles !!! Wow !!! Roads travelled today: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&amp;sad dr=Boulevard+Laurier+E%2FRTE-116+%4045. 631030,+-72.936130&amp;daddr=Main+St%2F US-1+%4047.352880,+-68.301070+to:US-1%2 FVan+Buren+Rd+%4046.966720,+-68 ...

... Dances with Wolves to get permission. I will bring all the fishing poles we will need and a large assortment of lures and flies. And I will teach you how to clean, scale, filet and cook fish on a campfire. We are camping in a very sacred wilderness called Machias. In the Penobscot Indian language the full name of this area is "Machias Nicatous Sysladobsis Mepang Webabsus". This means, "God Resting Quiet ...

... Portland (where I make my home), which has a population just under 65,000, as compared to Fort Fairfield's population of well under 4,000. I snap a lot of shots at the parade each year. I'll get them organized and posted in the photo album shortly. Meanwhile, here are a couple of my favorites that I happen to have onhand.

... ferry ride to Winter Harbor. Along the way I caught glimpses of Egg Rock Lighthouse and Mark Island Lighthouse. I explored the tiny non-touristy town of Winter Harbor before returning to Bar Harbor. In the evening I drove out, climbed some rocks along the ocean and viewed Bass Harbor Lighthouse. All in all I drove 217 miles in and around Acadia.