ANN D! HAPPY BIRTHDAY! A SPECIAL YOGA DAY FOR YOU?
Day 19 – We slept in a little this morning and stayed inside all day. The snow did not stay on the ground; it rained most of the night & it was windy. It looked a bit icy out this morning, 37 degrees, cold and wet. Tomorrow we plan to leave for Nova Scotia.
A FUNDY DRIVE (AND FOR YOU, CAROL, ROCKS).
Day 18 – This morning a Raven was creating quite a ruckus at a neighboring campsite. Evidently, one of the little kids had left some kind of food in a plastic bag on his little outdoor chair. The Raven was first flying in & out, then getting braver and hopping right up to the campsite and over to the little chair. Then the Raven proceeded to try to get the food out of the bag and off the chair. We got pictures from inside the RV. It was 37 degrees this morning when we got up, cloudy with light wind. The forecasted weather of heavy rain and winds was supposed to begin around 2 p.m. We set out for a drive by 9 a.m., hoping to beat the weather & be able to check out the scenery.
Careful with your snacks when Ravens are around, Ponderosa Pines Campground, Lower Cape, NB
St. MARTINS TO LOWER (HOPEWELL) CAPE, NB.
Day 17 – Windy and very cloudy this morning, 37 degrees. It was supposed to rain today but as of this morning, that’s moved off a day. Winds are supposed to increase to sustained 24 MPH winds tomorrow; who knows how high the gusts will be. Based on the latest weather update, we’ll travel today & stay several days on the Bay of Fundy near Hopewell Rocks. Just kinda waiting out the wind before moving into Nova Scotia. It’s just not comfortable or safe driving the RV in winds that high. From Nova Scotia we take a ferry to Newfoundland.
93 miles, (2:55), 38629-38722