We had two major adventures in St. Martins. First, we explored the Fundy Coastal Trail, a relatively new scenic road along this very rugged part of the bay. We tried it first on bikes, but after walking our bikes up a couple of hills with grades of 30 percent or more, we abandoned that plan, and drove the rest of the “trail,” which was much more successful. Gorgeous views of the coast and of Nova Scotia on the other side awaited us around every turn.
The seafood is making me hungry. Love the photos of the animals and scenery too.
Best scallops ever! Off to a new national park today in Nova Scotia.
I messed up the link for the video on this post. If you view the post on the web instead of through your email, it should work fine. Still learning.
Hank
Hank and Cindy! I haven’t been responding to all your posts…but even when we were in France with John the last 3 weeks, I read them all! I LOVE your photos! Come back to Graeagle–two summers ago I watched a HUGE beaver swimming in the golf course pond for about 20 minutes 🙂
I also love all of the seafood in this post! Wonderful!
Love, Nina
No need to comment on each post, Nina. We’re just thrilled that you and others are reading and enjoying the journey along with us. Beaver in the golf course pond? That’s very tempting to go back to Graeagle.
Love seeing your adventures! Be safe on the road!
Tidal Boring looks like great fun! Loved the video, Hank,