Hilton Hotel Saint John

Vom heutigen Tag gibt es leider keine Bilder. Den ganzen Tag hat es geregnet. Wir hatten die Fähre nach New Brunswick gebucht. Da die Fähre erst um 16.30 Uhr losfuhr, hatten wir genügend Zeit um Digby zu erkunden.<br>In Saint John angekommen, fielen mit den vielen Regentropfen auch schon die ersten Schneeflocken!<br>

... and energy level she couldn&#8216;t have been more than 10 when she graduated!). So we briefly entered each other lives with our stories, emerged energized by the connection, and journeyed on. <br><br>We decided to stay another night in Saint John and were pleased that Nancy and Terry had a room available, albeit a smaller (less expensive room). So we packed and left our suitcases for our hosts to move to the new room when they had completed their cleaning.<br><br>Stopped at the ...

... the high winds and heavy rain. Tourists are only allowed to walk here during the period 3 hours on either side of low tide. Tides in this area rise to heights of about 46 feet. Sea floor that you walk on in low tide becomes an attractive location for kayakers when the tide rises. We did not get any pictures due to the driving rain, but could appreciate how spectacular these formations would be on clear days. Destination tonite - Saint John. Booked at &#8220;Fundy Heights B&amp;B ...

... because the Gulf of St. Lawrence was within eye shot, and I wasn&#8217;t sure if it would flood and send us all into the gulf. Upon waking someone noticed the tree outside our cottage had fallen on the deck. <br><br>So our day began once again at the local Tim Horton&#8217;s for coffee and bakery fare. It was misting and dismal outside. We began the trip to New Brunswick, but we had to take the Confederation ...

... br>As the event draws nearer the energy in the house multiplies - in a good way - no one is freaking out, panicking, or crying - at least not on the outside.<br><br>The ceremony goes off wonderfully! the weather is perfect &amp; everyone is in high spirts as we head to the reception and lobster dinner. mmm... lobster.... Drinking, dancign and general good times ensue, and the party caries on till the wee hours...

... I get home. <br><br>Since this is most of our group's first time going to Africa, I'm sure their feelings are a little different than mine! Here's a quote from Patty to let you get an idea of how they feel : " I feel scared, nervous, excited, joyful, and terrified depending upon the time of day and my mood." For me I'm mostly just excited. I'm excited to bring more people to Benin, who probably would never have even ...

... trip to Cuba and security problems, I know there's nothing illegal in there, so why is it put aside? The officer scrutinized everything, passing some type of long wand with the tip covered in fluffy cotton. I was as intrigued as he was,dying to ask but certainly refrained; after a while, he couldn't find anything wrong and let me go. Geez these people can make an honest person worried to death and ...

... and interesting. There were a lot of boarded up windows on taverns and pubs and places like that, even a strip club that may or may not have been still in operation but I will leave that decision for someone more experienced. We got lost, again (actually several times and once even in the parking garage) but that's ok. We decided that's how you find the coolest stuff. We may stop in St John on the way home again as I think it probably deserves more than just a few hours.

... kind of outdated 80s decor, and it was apart of a mall!? After freshening up, we drove northeast more, to St. Martins where the sea caves were, exposed at lo tide since the Fundy Bay has the largest tidal rise/drop in the world, 50ft/day! That was fun walking around there and taking pics. Then we ate at the "world famous chowder" place on the beach, I got the chowder, lu tried the Poutin ...

... ve started "The Violin" canevas painting, then hop online, looking up the weather forecast. The outlook is grim, rain every day, a tropical storm for Wednesday. I decide to look up my resort on Travel Advisor; whoa! not many positive reviews, tourists depict the place so badly, and the weather forecast isn't any better, I'm actually thinking about staying in Toronto for the week.