Ferry Ride from Portland, ME to Yarmouth, NS
Waiting to get on the Ferry from Portland, ME to Yarmouth, NS
It was a rainy night
Little Boy Blue is somewhere in there
What's with the long hair?
Writing in the travel journal
Let's see - I put the money in and then what?
Arriving in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
Very pretty place
Not too bad after a night's sleep on a boat
That's the ferry in the background
The first of many lighthouses
Lots of lobster traps, too
I'm thinking jig-saw puzzle
Some ominous looking weather came through
An Acadian Church
With lots of flowers
A statue of Longfellow's Evangeline
A friend we made.
The Ferry to PEI
One of my favorite lighthouses
The view from the top
Little Boy Blue waiting patiently
A nice spot for some reading
Or a romantic walk on the beach
Another lighthouse
Near some steep shorelines
Red, White, and Blue
Blue Herons abound
The fishing docks
Someone's lobster trap markers
Someone else's lobster trap markers
Another lighthouse
Art Shot - Sorry
If you can't figure out what this rock formation is called, you need some help.
OK, OK, it's Elephant Rock.
In the harbor at Charlottetown
Another harbor shot
Charlottetown reflection
Guess what...
Correct - another lighthouse
The new (in '97) bridge from PEI to New Brunswick
Camping in the Bay of Fundy
Which has one of the largest differences between high tide and low tide
We were here during low tide, obviously
The fishermen have to plan their trips carefully
Flower Pot Rocks
Little Boy Blue blew a sneaker
But the fine people at Sussex Tire Service, LTD. got us going again.
All packed in again.
Waiting for the ferry to Campobello Island
Here it is.
The route to another one of my favorite lighthouses
This lighthouse was three islands out
You can walk there during low tide
But be careful not to get caught out as the tide comes in
This was FDR's summer cottage
He had his Fireside Chats here
Kelly with the flowers
A lighthouse at Acadia National Park in Maine
Bar Harbor ( or really Bah Hahbah)
Kelly looking at the view
Some of the boats that were docked
The dock lanterns were picturesque
The rocky shore of Acadia National Park