\] The morning dawned bright and clear with just a few high clouds. We packed up and left Trenton, ME and Acadia National Park behind, driving up the state highway towards the I-95 freeway. Since the I-95 spans the length of the eastern seaboard, we will be using this freeway off and on as we travel southward to Florida. We joined the I-95 at Bangor and turned southward. The I-95 took us to the westside of Augusta, the capital of Maine. Shortly after passing Au...

Today, we packed up the trailer and went to the Acadia National Park Visitors Center. It was pretty cool, they allowed us to park the trailer in the huge parking lot while we toured the park. Why? It was too early to check-in at the campground we were scheduled for that night, AND they had a designated area for RV and trailer parking. We were allowed to leave the trailer there, as long as we picked it up before the Visitors' Center closed for the night. After...

Today is the day that we must leave Canada or plan to camp in a Canadian Tire Company or Walmart's parking lot. The last Canadian Tire and Walmart stores were back in St. John, NB. So, today we have to make it into Maine and down at least as far as Bangor to find an open campground. The highway leading to the U.S. border is very nice and wide. However, we decided to visit a quaint little town of Saint Andrews, down on a peninsula which is on the U.S.-Canada bor...