Hampton Inn & Suites Moncton

... ein, welches uns einen tollen Ausblick auf die Bay of Fundy gewährte.<br><br>Unser Ziel heute waren die Hopewell Rocks. Es handelt sich hierbei um Gesteinsformationen, welche durch die gezeitenbedingte Erosion entstanden sind. Bei Ebbe kann man um die Formationen herumlaufen. Wegen des Tidenhubs von durchschnittlich 12 Metern stehen die Felsformationen zweimal täglich unter Wasser. Nachdem wir heute das Ganze bei Ebbe angeschaut haben, gehen wir morgen nochmals bei Flut vorbei.

<br><br>September 28, 2009<br><br>After another gourmet breakfast at &#8220;Candle Inn the Window B&amp;B&#8220;, we retraced our steps back to the New Brunswick border (approx 5 hours). Weather rainy and forecast not looking good. We stopped at the tourist centre and booked a B&amp;B near the &#8220;Hopewell Rocks&#8220; (renowned for low tide view of &#8220;flowerpot&#8220; rock formations. It is always difficult entering a new province - unfamiliar with the geography, unsure about ...

The original plan was to take the bus from Charlottetown to Amherst, rent a car there &amp; drive about for a few hours prior to the train&#8217;s departure late in the afternoon. However, the thought of getting up at 5:30 to catch the bus &amp; carrying a boxed breakfast plus going through the hassle of taking a taxi to the bus depot &amp; dealing with luggage on and off the bus as well as in ...

... customer have this globe? A thank you message was sent to the Cx for purchasing a real trax ring tone or random promotions . <br><br>This is relevant when a customer is asking why they have a "globe" icon next to the SMS indicator and they do not know how to remove it.<br><br>

... valley from Edmundston to Woodstock N.B. and while this made traveling easier for us it caused great concern to the Garmins who had not been notified of this development. &#8220;Garmi&#8221;, as we have fondly come to know her, shrieked in a state of perpetual alarm as we appeared to her to be driving in the midst of some farmers&#8217; fields and through the depths of the Saint John River. Eventually she locked up entirely and refused to acknowledge ...

Jen made a sales call on the New Brunswick Community College in St John, then we headed towards St. Martins - a town on the coastal Fundy drive. Well, I have to tell you driving to St. Martins was a real waste of time. There were a couple of nice views of the Bay of Funday, and a couple of frozen-over lakes, but that was - oh and a whole ...

... on paying. The couple camped next to us, and the only other tent on the site was a family on their way to Cape Breton, originally from...you guess it, Ottawa! Their two boys played with the kids till darkness was well underway and Kira decided this was the best place on earth. Jeremy was using mathematical equations to convince me that we could spend en entire summer here next year if I drove the 10-12 hours straight through. I think it had ...

Spent the morning doing the tourist thing - went to an Acadian museum, visitors' centre, etc. The most eventful part of today was a short afternoon drive from Moncton to Hopewell Rocks, which is in (on? near?) the Bay of Fundy, the site of the highest tides in the world. It was actually quite a hike to get from the visitors' centre to the flowerpot rock formations, but definitely worth it to see ...

... are currently cutting down their staff and encouraging self check-in, I suppose it might also have been reasonable to expect that the check-in lines might have been long. They weren't. So, we were at the departure gate within about 20 minutes of arriving at the airport, and had over 2h to wait. But, as my mother said, better to be laughing at how early you are than crying because you missed your flight. Got into ...

... and colour that you could imagine. There's nothing like suckin' weed through the head of Krusty the Clown?!?!?!?! Now, we did add to our quickly depleting stock of mini cigars...as did the fifteen year old in front of us, who swore that he was nineteen but forgot his ID :). We found a pretty cool Irish bar called the St-James' Gate. It was very well decorated, had old books on every table and a pretty good beer selection. All-in-all, a good place to stop.