Our 2008 Vacation To Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, Canada
5000 total miles and $2000 for fuel
Bar Harbor, Maine
Hadley Point Campground in Bar Harbor, Maine
Our rig (the Cougar) on the CAT ready for departure to Nova Scotia
One of the movie theaters inside the CAT
More cars coming on board
The CAT is like a big Jet Ski in the way it's propelled.
They sure do squeeze a lots of vehicles in this ship.
The Islands Provincial Park, Nova Scotia
Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Kathy, John and our dog Sassy
The fog is rolling in on Shelburne
Sunset on Shelburne
Remnants of the big fire east of Halifax, Nova Scotia that took place the week end prior to our arrival
Clam Harbor Beach Provincial Park. It was due to open the following weekend.
Clam Harbor Beach Provincial Park
Clam Harbor Beach Provincial Park
Clam Harbor Beach Provincial Park
Porters Lake Provincial Park
This fox and pup were just watching us as we drove by real slow.
And then the fox started keeping pace with our truck
Amherst Shores Provincial Park, Nova Scotia
Amherst Shores Provincial Park, Nova Scotia
Confederation Bridge that connects New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island
Confederation Bridge
Prince Edward Island
It's nice that have a sign telling us how to get back home.
Camden, Maine
Camden, Maine
Camden, Maine
Camden, Maine
Roan Mountain State Park, Tennessee
"Town Hall" on the way to Mast General Store in North Carolina
The deer are not bothered by humans at Roan Mountain, TN
Linville Falls on the Blue Ridge Parkway
Linville Falls
Kathy sitting on the rocks at Linville Falls
I guess this is where old cranberry's go after they pass away
Hiking on the Appalachian trail in North Carolina
Kathy and Sassy taking a break
Another view along the trail
Goats part of a federal project to reclaim the Appalachian grass
The goats are here to eat the Canadian Blackberry plants because they are taking over the bald.
Another view along the trail
Another view along the trail
John "Bapa" and Malea our grand-daughter
Kathy "Mimi" and Malea our grand daughter
This is what happened to the trees in the front yard the day before we came back.
Our neighbors pitched in and took down most of the broken limbs before we arrived home
Everyone should have neighbors like this
This large limb just barely missed our home. Thank goodness there was no damage to our home.