The End is in Sight ... Ceilidh Rides Shotgun
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Thankfully, pictures tell a thousand words ... so here is a 15,000+ word essay:
Trenton, Ontario was an hour east ... finished parts of middle school there on air base.
We took a detour around Kingston to the seaway side route ... requires extra time and worth the diversion from freeways.The Thousand Islands route is unique, attractive, and dream inspiring. Some of the properties and settings are magnificent, some on their own islands. Hitting Montreal, we found roadways and bridge structures badly in need of repair, but west of the city, was an attractive boating area :
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| West of Montreal ... on the Trans Canada Highway |
We managed to hit a respectable rest stop in the trees east of the Québec City exit and pulled in for the night. Must have been excited, since both up at 5 and on road at 5:30 am ! Chose again to take a longer route through Québec towards New Brunswick, where we found some interesting towns.
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| Pohénégamook Québec - on Lac Pohénégamook |
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| Starting to Rain in NewBrunswick - miles through still land |
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| Turn off to Bay of Fundy ... World's largest tides ! |
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| First Signs of the Island ! |
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| Getting Closer ! |
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| The Bridge ! |
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PEI Trip ... Across Confederation Bridge ... coming to theatre near you
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| I can see the RED Soil ... |
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| Borden, on PEI side, with Info and Retail outlets |
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| A Nice Welcome back to Island |
Welcome to PEI
Rainbows and lobsters.
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| Dinner on the deck at Sou'West Bar & Grill |
House 'n home in grand shape and the 'journey' continues...
Thanks for reading
Out on boats, Stanley River Days, lawn planning .... another day.
Astrid 'n Steve
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