3 Weeks on the road in Atlantic Canada

[CLynn85]

"There better be a moose, with puffins on its antlers, eating lobster and surfing with a whale at the end of this road"...

We're about a week into our big adventure for this year, up from VA through ME and into NB, NS, NL, up as far as we can go in Labrador, and back. As of now we're near Halifax, NS.

We're keeping a blog at http://clcanada.blogspot.com and have SPOT tracker running as well.

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Check the blog for updates, as that's usually what we hit when we have internet.

[MatthewThompson]

You came right through my front yard! Would have been happy to give you some tips in the area! Drive safe.

[defrag4]

digging the skamper

[p1michaud]

Ah, my old stoping grounds. Good to see others coming by to explore. To really see what the Fundy area of New Brunswick has to offer, you need to get off the beaten path. You were very very close when you chose to use the dirt roads heading to Alma from St. Martins. A few of my favories:

Martin Head
Eye of the needle
Fryer's nose

Need to talk to the locals. You were within 60 miles of all of these.
Cheers,
P