This was a magical tour for us in a place we had never been; new roads, sites, history, and the luck of great weather.
We have been to Maine maybe seven times, and the thought of discovering the other side of the Bay of Fundy was exciting to us. We stayed at the Kiwanis Oceanfront Campground near St. Andrews; a superbly gorgeous, friendly and peaceful place.
Much to see and do, and we filled up the time very well. We traveled as far away as St. John to see the Old City Market that we first saw on our Fall Colors tour a few years ago. The ice cream is still Om-Nom there!
The wild blueberries were at their peak, and the best was found in St. George. It was fun to see them process the berries there.
Bay of Fundy from camp
Downtown St. Andrews (GREAT FOOD!!)
The Fundy Discovery Aquarium, Saint Andrews,
and the park that surrounds it
Da shore, aye?
Mill and raceway in St. George
St. Andrews pier at high tide
and low tide; highest tides in the world!
Old City Market, St. John and some folks we met nearby
Fundy National Park
A lovely day trip!
