We made it to the Bay de Chaleur where we are cottaging and relaxing for a few days in an old farmhouse with a trail to the beach. Before we had been house broken again we truly felt like wildlings; sea bathing every day and fueled by a diet of fresh air and sun, raspberry cordiel, alpines and beans and pasta cooked by the seaside.
Canada has some awesome coastal and historical highways which can easily be followed through brightly colored signs of starfish or ship wheels and which make for scenic detours from the trans-canada which bypasses many charming sea-communies.
For over a week we'd spend the entire day zooming through so many vast ocean and Appalachian scenes. The first few days when we closed our eyes silhouettes of forests and sea-scenes flashed rapidly behind our closed eyes like a video game you've spent the day playing.
Canada has some awesome coastal and historical highways which can easily be followed through brightly colored signs of starfish or ship wheels and which make for scenic detours from the trans-canada which bypasses many charming sea-communies.
For over a week we'd spend the entire day zooming through so many vast ocean and Appalachian scenes. The first few days when we closed our eyes silhouettes of forests and sea-scenes flashed rapidly behind our closed eyes like a video game you've spent the day playing.
St Lawrence Seaway, QC
Westeros
Borden-Carleton, PEI
Dalvay Beach
North Cape
Skinner's Pond
Maisonette, NB
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