We left Woodhaven RV Park for a tour of the southern coast of Nova Scotia. Looking at the map, it appears we barely saw much of the coastline, but what we saw was so beautiful. Our first point of interest was Peggy's Cove & Lighthouse. However, we were surprised when we came upon a memorial to the men and women lost their lives and thanks to those who helped in the recovery effort of SwissAir 111 that crashed off-shore. It was a very sobering sight, especia...

We boarded the Northumberland ferry from Wood Island, PEI to Caribou, Nova Scotia. We were told to arrive between one and a half to two hours prior to the sailing to ensure that we got a spot on the ferry. All 18 wheel big rigs are taken first, then the trailer/campers are first come, first serve. So, we arrived at the terminal early and sat in line. Boring..... However, when the ferry pulled up, there were only two semis and three or four travel trailers in line...

The last town that we visited in New Brunswick was Shediac. This little village was quaint and offbeat. Of course lobster is the star culinary offering. So the town advertises with a huge lobster statue. Since it wasn't meal time, we didn't indulge in our first lobster dinner there. We were excited to finally cross the Confederation Bridge over to Prince Edward Island. The bridge itself is very impressive, 8 miles long. We were immediately captivated by PEI's sce...