Stardust Motel Houlton

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

Heute Morgen sind wir wieder zu den Hopewell Rocks gefahren, um die Gesteinsformationen bei Flut anzuschauen. Das war wirklich recht eindrücklich!<br><br>Bei den Felsen haben wir einem Amerikanischen Ehepaar aus Kalifornien unsere Gezeitentabelle überlassen und sonst noch ein paar Tipps gegeben. Die haben sich so darüber gefreut, und machten gleich ein Foto von uns beiden ...

<br> October 1, 2009<br> At our breakfast table this morning, we were delighted to meet Peter (from Vancouver), a gentle young man visiting Saint John to help his mother-in-law move and Earl and Dianna from Kamloops. We departed Fundy Heights B&amp;B with a fresh plucked apple and recommendations from Terry (B&amp;B host) to take the &#8216;scenic route&#8217; to Fredericton. We were pleased that we had followed his advice, even though ...

... in a hurry. We stopped at a local coffee shop for breakfast, a trip for a few groceries, and arrived back in the cottage to rest up for our whale watch.<br><br>We were instructed to arrive at the harbor at 1:15 p.m. in preparation for our tour. About 1:45 p.m. we boarded our boat called the Island Quest. We had about 32 passengers, on a medium size boat. Our boat pilot was ...

... and you had to wear these bright orange floating suits. Of course Dee did not want to wear that "orange" suit, and felt that she was too old for such an adventurous outing. So we settled on the medium size boat, and a captain who has many years of experience with those dangerous whales. <br> So tomorrow we will be leaving for our whale watching trip about 2:00 p.m. We were told there are many whales, dolphins, seals and birds (Ady is afraid of birds ...

... deep freeze'. Malc had parked him in a different spot where the ground was less spongy - after the snow comes the thaw, lots of snow makes lots of water, lots of water makes for a surface that bree just settles into like a bird making a nest, we went for the firmer ground! So we were able to get on the road pretty quickly and set off on Leg 4 - yes it's now our 4th return trip to the big country. Our time in NS was great, although ...

... times to come I was sure of it, but i was ready for the challenge. I continued on from Halifax, not really stopping for long in any one place just enough time to eat, sleep and refuel. I pushed myself through the later stages of the afternoon looking for a realtively quiet and legal area to park the RV for the night driving through many small towns, eventually settling ...

We navigated the infamous Boston traffic with ease. Unfortunately we went on wild goose chase looking for Salem, MA. By the time we finally got there we had no time to check out all the great witch related activities as well as the House of the Seven Gables. Darn! We'll have to go back some day. After lunch we were on our way to our first Canadian province...New ...

... down loading pictures from my camera. I will figure it out eventually. Shawn Day 4 continued The show last evening at Mt. Rushmore was a very moving experience. It started with a film of each President on the Mt. and their contribution to the country. It was made very clear that freedom is not free. At the end of the program the Mt was lit up and there was a official retiring of the flag accompanied by Taps. All veterans were invited to come down on the stage and be honored ...

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 ...