Dateline August 19, 2017: Canada – New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

New Brunswick and the Bay of Fundy We crossed the border and headed south to follow the Fundy Coastal Drive that follows the Bay of Funday.  We started in Saint Andrews a wonderful small town.  In our last trip we took the ferry from Saint Andrews to Campbello Island where […]

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Dateline July 25, 2012: Acadia National Park

We drove into Maine across the FDR bridge linking Campobello Island and Maine. Our destination was Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island, which is the second largest island on the east coast, smaller than Long Island and larger than Martha’s Vineyard. We stopped at a campsite

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Dateline July 22, 2012: Back to the Bay of Fundy on the North Side, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Arriving back in North Sydney, we headed out for Truro, Nova Scotia to see the tidal bore, a “must see” on everyone’s list! The Bay of Fundy is famous for its tidal bores. A tidal bore is a tidal phenomenon in which the leading edge of the incoming tide forms

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Dateline July 17, 2012: Newfoundland, Trinity and Gros Morne Park

We left St. John’s in the morning and started the drive towards the west coast. The drive on the Trans Canadian Highway takes you to the base of Trinity Bay and then along the west side, where you can take routes into the water views. The first town that we

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Dateline July 14, 2012: Newfoundland, St John’s Cape Spear, Signal Hill and “Screeching”!

Stand here with your back to the sea, and the entire population of North America is to the west of you. Face the sea, and the next stop east is Ireland. Perched on a rugged cliff at our continent’s most easterly point lies Cape Spear Lighthouse – the oldest surviving

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Dateline July 12, 2012..Arrive in Newfoundland and Cape Saint Mary

We arrived at the ferry terminal for the trip to Newfoundland and were amazed by the size of the ships. The ferry was over 750 feet in length and had ten floors. Thankfully, the inside was set up like a cruise ship since we had around a 15-hour trip, leaving

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Dateline: July 11, 2012, Halifax, the Tattoo and Cape Benton

Our drive to Halifax was short and we entered the city to find, what else, the info center! We first went to the Maritime Museum since both of us fount the Titanic interesting. Halifax was where all the found bodies were taken for identification. The museum did a great job

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Dateline July 5, 2012 Nova Scotia… Pictou to Peggy’s Cove

The weather was beautiful for the ferry trip from PEI to Nova Scotia. The lighthouse came into view as we entered the harbor. Stopping at the info center, they even made reservations for a campsite for us near Halifax  when we arrive in Halifax for the Tattoo. We drove down

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Dateline July 1, Canada Day, Prince Edward Island

The Confederation Bridge links New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island, completed in 1997 replacing ferry service that was subsidized by the Canadian Rail System. The challenge to building the 8 mile bridge at a cost of 1.3 Billion dollars were many including the tides that moved under the bridge at

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Gaspé Peninsula and Eastern New Brunswick

Leaving Quebec City we took route 132 on the southern side of the St Lawrence River to the Gaspé Peninsula of Quebec. Gaspé extends into the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. The Appalachian Mountains actually end on the peninsula. It is separated from New Brunswick on its southern side by the

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