@ Hopewell Rocks
Day 65 August 13
Today was our wedding anniversary. And what better way to celebrate, than to go visit a place called Cape Enrage. The irony. Ha!
We paused for one last photo op in Alma as we left Fundy National Park, and then we were on our way.
Low tide in Alma
Low tide in Alma
Darn…too early to stop here for lunch.
New Brunswick coastline
En route to Cape Enrage, we stopped at a remote little mom and pop winery to buy some celebratory booze. We picked up a couple bottles of their sweet blueberry wine, and a couple pieces of chocolate.
Let the anniversary gift shopping begin!
View from the winery, back out to the bay.
Rocky shoreline on the Bay of Fundy
And, in the other direction….
We made it to Cape Enrage, and it did not disappoint. Yep, it was yet another beautiful spot in Canada.
Cape Enrage! The ultimate in wedding anniversary destinations!
Crazy person ziplining @ Cape Enrage (not me, not Mark)
@ Cape Enrage
@ Cape Enrage
@ Cape Enrage
@ Cape Enrage
Before you knew it, it was time to get on the road and find a place to have our anniversary lunch.
Leaving Cape Enrage. Which way are we supposed to go?!
Scenic route out of Cape Enrage
Horses….what a life these guys have!
We travelled onward on Rt 114 until we came upon a nice little lunch spot, the Red Roof Restaurant. As is our anniversary tradition, we had dessert first, a lovely chocolate cake with boiled icing. I don’t know what boiled icing is. The “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy was in effect.
Anniversary lunch time!
Do dogs cause kitchen fires? huh?
Next major stop on the anniversary outing, was Hopewell Rocks. This is another of those extreme tide places. We happened to hit it at high tide, and watched a bunch of kayakers maneuvering around the giant rock formations. At low tide, it’s a completely different place. I took a photo of a poster that shows what it looks like at low tide, since we weren’t gonna wait around to see it in real life.
@ Hopewell Rocks
@ Hopewell Rocks
@ Hopewell Rocks
Way down there…kayakers at high tide.
Tourists @ Hopewell Rocks
Poster of Hopewell Rocks at low tide.
Ice cream and water break
The day was fun and eventful, for sure. But, the ultimate treasure, was celebrating our 26th wedding anniversary at Camper City campground in Moncton, New Brunswick. Hanging out in our camp chairs, Trixie and Dax by our sides, feasting on sushi and blueberry wine. It doesn’t get any better than that!
Doing a drive-through of Moncton, New Brunswick
@ Camper City on our 26th wedding anniversary!
@ Camper City on our 26th wedding anniversary!
Airstream Moho-A-Go-Go 