In Lunenburg, we spent a day at the Fisheries Museum, but
missed seeing the Bluenose II. Needing a break from museums, we went to
Kejimkujik Seaside NP. We did a great coastal hike here, saw lots of seals and
managed to get completely soaked by a downpour before we got back to the RV. We
moved inland to Kejimkujik Park and spent 5 days hiking, biking and canoeing. Then
we headed back east along the Fundy coast. Unfortunately, the three times we
stopped at a National Historical Sites, they were closed on the day we arrived.
Apparently recent budget cutbacks caused them to reduce their hours. We did
find the Nova Scotia Provincial Museum open; the best of these was Sherbrooke Village, where costumed interpreters provided tours of each of the buildings.
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| Porcupine |
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| Eastern Coyote |
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| Dickson Falls, Fundy NP |
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| Too much time on the beach for Bigfoot |
We met Eldon and Lois at their place near Isaac’s Harbor.
They had a spot for our RV (water, electric and sewer) just like being at a KOA
except for the lack of screaming kids. The first day was fine, but a storm
moved in. Eldon was anxious to start working on his shed and dock, but the
weather delayed his start. Unfortunately we had to move on, but Eldon got lots
of help from his neighbor, Art, and others. The dock got completed and a good
portion of his shed.
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