I wake up to one of worst sounds for a moto-tourer, rain. I had anticipated this and, after confirming I can stay another night, book my bike in for the service she never got in Montreal. I have figured out a sketchy path through Labrador that will take me back into Quebec (should be epically remote) and I want to make sure she will be in tip top condition. I hitchhike back to the city and spend the afternoon visiting the Fairview graveyard (Titanic graves) and P...

I set off from a foggy Digby and cross through the centre of southern Nova Scotia to Halifax. Its a foggy but dry ride along small roads lined with lakes, forests, farms and villages. It feels like scotland, but that might just be the weather. Arriving in Halifax i find a hostel (i need wifi, a shower and to do some washing) and the weather is not looking promising. In the afternoon I visit the Maritime museum (lots of Titanic items). That evening I work out a ro...

I say goodbye to Rocky and Paula (they are heading into the US) and go to find the ferry across the Bay of Fundy to Nova Scotia. It starts raining as I board the 3hr ferry so it's a good time to use the ships wifi. I arrive in Digby where it rains for the rest of the day. Making the most of a rainy day (only my second so far) I get some paperwork and emails done.

I was contemplating getting on the ferry to île du Cap aux Meules but it was fully booked for the next week and expensive for only a few days. I decide to give it a miss. This works out well as while I'm online I get a message from rocky and paula who i met on the ferry to Manitoulin Island a month ago and are now in St John (New Brunswick). We meet up later in the day. That night we find a great camping spot on a river bank.

It's mid morning by the time I head out to explore Charlottetown after skyping with some friends. I check out Province House ( the birthplace of Canada) and Government House before jumping on the bike to Greenwich PEI National Park and hiking out to the wetlands, dunes and beach.