Mark, rockin’ the Modern Times Beer sweatshirt as we head to Nova Scotia
Day 70 August 18 Prince Edward Island to Nova Scotia, Canada
What a mess!! We did it again. Left our chairs and stuff outside all night. And it rained. Once again, everything was soaked. Still, such beginners!!!
Spent the morning doing laundry. Almost got in a fight with a French Canadian dude who was pissed that I was using both of the washing machines. In the name of international relations, I acquiesced and crammed all of my laundry into one machine….the ultimate sacrifice. War was averted. You Canadians can thank me by sending me Canadian swag.
With everything clean, and dry, we set off for the ferry terminal, and caught the ferry to Nova Scotia. Turned out it was a good day to travel, as it ended up raining most of the day.
Low tide at the PEI ferry terminal
In line to catch the ferry to Nova Scotia
The space shuttle, all tucked in on the ferry to Nova Scotia
Last look at PEI
The ferry boat…
Goodbye, PEI
Goodbye, PEI
Ahoy…thar’s Nova Scotia
Mark, capturing the first site of Nova Scotia
Once we landed in Pictou, Nova Scotia, we headed south. When the rain finally stopped, we paused for a couple photo ops in Mahone Bay, and then made our way to Lunenburg for the night.
Crossing the bridge to Halifax.
Mahone Bay
We stayed at the Lunenburg Board of Trade Campground, which was not so much a campground as it was a gravel parking lot. However, the upside was two-fold. First, the “campground” was virtually right in Lunenburg, so, location, location, location! Second, we met a hilarious couple, Steve and Janet, from Toronto who were in Lunenburg for a wedding. Steve and Janet invited us over to their motorhome for dinner. Not only did they provide the best burgers I’ve ever had, but they also provided non-stop pee-in-your-pants humor all evening long! They were funny as hell, and we had a great time!
Airstream Moho-A-Go-Go 