Crossed the border back into the good ole USA. The Border Control Officer wanted to see our fruit after answering his question that we had some on board. He boarded the Busse Bus and looked into the refrigerator and took our avocados! I guess avocados are considered fruit. No guacamole Read more…
The Bay of Fundy is a large inlet that receives the biggest changes in the tides in the world. The tide swings up to 52 feet in some areas! We got to see this phenomenon from four different perspectives over many days. The locations that we decided to view the Read more…
Just down the coast from Halifax is a quaint little fishing village with beautifully colored buildings called Lunenburg. It started to rain so we tucked into a little covered bar outdoor place called “Half Shell” for drinks and appetizers: I have to say that the oysters were really good – Read more…
Drove through New Brunswick on our way to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Along the way we saw these signs at the end of construction areas. New Brunswickiens (is there such a word?) must be Jimmy Buffet fans: I’m not gonna tell you why! Just think about it. Arrived on the outskirts Read more…
My original intent on this trip was to head out to Prince Edward Island first thing out of the gate. I’ve always liked the name – so regal! Prince Edward Island (PEI) is known for two things: Anne of Green Gables and Mussels. But, it is so much more. Beautiful Read more…
Drove up and into Nouveau (New) Brunswick on our way to Prince Edward Island and stopped at a Harvest Hosts site – Big Axe Brewery. Great overnight stay! The brewery is located across the street from the Saint John’s river and you can pull your rig up to stay waterside. Read more…
Leaving Quebec City was a little depressing as we really enjoyed that city. We continued our drive up along the St. Lawrence River on the Canadien side and stopped in Rivière-Du-Loup staying at Camping Du Quai. Nice campground along the river and right across the street was the Christmas Shop: Read more…
After dropping off AriAnders we drove up to the Quebec City KOA in Levis, which is across the bridge from Quebec City proper. After getting set up we decided to chill a bit before heading out to dinner. We found a restaurant just down the street in Levis called Read more…
We left Kingston early so that we could get up and settled in Montreal as AriAnders was flying in to stay with us for a few days. Her flight was supposed to land at 9:30am but due to a medical emergency her plane was diverted to Toronto and she had to Read more…
Let me start out by saying that I had never heard of Kingston before Katrina booked us to stay there. Therefore, my expectations where very low and I was ignorant. Kingston exceeded my expectations. We stayed at the 1000 Islands – Kingston KOA Holiday: A very nice campground – what Read more…