Monthly Archives: September 2010

We woke to wind and fog.  The road from Lubec to Calais was narrow, uneven and generally in awful shape!  And, despite the overcast, the colors were still vibrant. Once we crossed into St. Stevens Canada, however, the road was … Continue reading →

We’d originally planned to drive to Oak Bay, New Brunswick enroute to Fundy National Park. However, shortly after we left the sun began to poke through the low overcast so we opted to take US Route 1 north along the … Continue reading →

Our hopes for a clear day were short-lived.  Again, the skies were gray and overcast.  However we set off to drive the Park’s Loop Road.  One of the highlights was to be Thunder Hole … which was advertised in the … Continue reading →

With the weather overcast, we decided to drive around Mount Desert Island and try see the several villages (other than Bar Harbor which we’d already toured) and outlying areas.  The drive took us along tree-lined roads surrounded by some spectacular … Continue reading →

While overcast this morning, the still water and muted light provided some excellent photography. During our drive from Scarborough to Bar Harbor, we began to see some truly spectacular fall foliage. We arrived at our campground, just north of Bar … Continue reading →

We finally crossed the Piscataqua River into Maine (the 28th state we’ve visited in our motor home) this morning enroute to the York Harbor Inn, owned by one of Debbie’s closest childhood friends, Jeannie Dominguez, and her husband, Joe. They … Continue reading →

Monday, Debbie and I got caught up on  some work while Taylor at school and Jake at preschool.  However, that evening was all play! Nancy, Jason and Taylor left at the crack of dawn on Tuesday.  Over the course of … Continue reading →

With the battery, orange light and one other towing problem … combined with a rather cool and overcast day, we decided to head straight for the Cape and reschedule our tour of the Newport mansions until the end of our … Continue reading →

We were anxious to get on the road this morning and looking forward to Dick’s 50th high school reunion this coming weekend. However, as were were about to depart, we discovered that the propane system which runs our refrigerator when … Continue reading →