Local lunch. 9.95 pound. Steamed. These lobsters were cooked to perfection. Purchased right on the docks. Cooked on the docks. Our favorite way to have lobster. Brought back to campground. Owner stopped by to see if we were enjoying. Of course we were. He even offered us a bottle of wine. The locals on the whole are nice. Very. Very. Nice.
Some of today's photos. Raw from Sony III.
We have come to the conclusion that "scenic drive" translates to curvy, hilly and extremely rough roads.
Le Havre:
Hedge rows along the roads like in Brittain. Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia.
Also Blue Rocks.
Color does not show true, but tangerine seems to be a popular color around here.
We had been hearing about "fireweed". And, we found some, and verified it is indeed fireweed:
Tomorrow we move a bit further south to Lockport. Stop after that will be the reason for this trip. Birthplace of Man's grandmother.
We spent a better part of today planning the next couple of weeks. We discovered we will be staying in one area where they claimed it would be a holiday. Guess we will figure it out when we get there.
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