The Oxbow Lodge

... ein. Dort gab es einen 23m hohen Wasserfall inmitten der Stadt zu besichtigen. Während der Schneeschmelze führt dieser Wasserfall 90% der Menge von den Niagara Fällen mit sich.

Eigentlich wollten wir heute Abend natürlich wieder auf dem Campingplatz übernachten. Der einzig offene auf dieser Strecke hatte jedoch die ...

... well and was very light. There is not much out there and therefore little traffic. It is pretty country looking much like the upper Midwest. There are a lot of farms, rolling hills and water abounds.

We rode across the US border at Madawaska Maine at about 11:00am today and got to our checkpoint a few minutes later. We were delayed, not due to normal border traffic but because they decided to search our bag, bikes, etc. The good news ...

... many bronze statues (historical figures on horseback), and centuries old buildings since there are so many of them within a short walking distance. We also had time to stop for a coffee, baguette sandwich, and an ice cream cone before we left.

Driving across Quebec I felt that the province had such a ...

Here is the link to see progress as I go. It may take a little bit of
time for new points to be established, but hopefully it should work. :-)

http://share.findmespot.com/ shared/gogl.jsp?glId=0nquV1XfqGrcUUJchB qz09dJHcYVmDxrs

Love you guys,
Matt

... that will help as well. And with MS Works on it I think I
will capture some thoughts about any expectations and ideas I can
identify, even though I'd like to say I don't have any - yeah, right!
Just human, you know.

I'll miss things an people this side, I'm sure, but... not yet. There is a time for everything.

Ok, ladies & gents... here it begins. I'll see you from the other side in about 26 hours. Kindness to all.

... versed friend who always seems to come up with the greatest reading suggestions. Thank God for friends! Next is a trial-run luggage pack. I'd love to go light, but I know how it goes. Always one more thing to add. In the end it adds up quickly, but I'm detarmined to go the carry-on only route. Some sacrifices will no doubt have to be made. Ah, hell, it's all part of the deal. Lighter is always better. I have a ...

We bid a grateful goodbye to Maine's most famous wilderness as our adventure continues even deeper into Maine's most remote wilderness. As we drive to our final campsite, our last stop in the civilized world will be in the old mill town of Millinocket for breakfast at an antique country diner. Maine diners are a great place for a traveling camper to stock up on home-baked breads and blueberry pastries/pies ...

Every year for two weeks the town of Fort Fairfield rolls out its welcome mat and hosts an extravaganza of events under the umbrella of the Potato Blossom Festival. Events include everything from the Little Miss Maine Potato Queen contest to pancake breakfasts, the Potato Derby, annual pie socials, live Irish music ...

This new adventure began on June 15, 2003. I flew in to Portland Maine, rented a car and drove 177 miles to White Birches Campground outside of Acadia national Park. On June 16th I woke up at 7AM and went to Acadia National Park Visitor Center. I drove to Bar Harbor, a cute touristy town on Frenchman Bay. After exploring BarHarbor I did the 37-mile ...

Stopped at Seboes River campsite on road to Baxter State Park and did some birdwatching and then a watercolor sketch. Entered Baxter State Park at Matagamon entrance. All campsites taken so I had to figure out where I could stay without leaving the park. Noticed work road that led to gravel pit and stayed there for the night. Mt. Katahdin is in the park, the highest point in Maine and I am planning to make the hike up.