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Thursday, October 9
As we headed for Mt. Desert Island, Maine, we took a side trip to Lubec, Maine--the eastern-most point in the continental U.S. While there, we visited our first lighthouse of our trip--West Quoddy Head Light. Then we had an enjoyable time climbing the rocks on the Bay of Fundy while the tide was out. Well, at least my dad and I did! Mom stuck to the low ground. In Lubec, we also found the eastern-most Seventh-day Adventist church. Not a remarkable building in itself, but it was still neat finding it. There was also a lighthouse just across a waterway in Canada which we could see from Maine, but we never found out the name of it. We drove on to Mt. Desert Island and found a campground near Bar Harbor. ...and a Cruise Ship in a Foggy Sea
[On the Road] [East Coast Ahead] [Philly] [Color At Last] [The Kancamagus Highway] [The Wild Moose Chase] [Oh Canada] [Go East Young Man] [...and a Cruise Ship in a Foggy Sea] [Whale Woes] [L.L. Bean At Last] [The Lights to Boston] [The Freedom Trail, part 1] [The Freedom Trail, part 2] [The Freedom Trail, part 3] [Rock Around Plymouth Rock / Caught by Cape Cod] [The Last Stop] [Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow] |