Today we are back to cycling and it will be our last day on the bikes.  We drive back close to where we departed the ferry from PEI and last cycled.  From Stellarton we take highway 374 towards Steel Harbour.  The road is for the most part relatively new pavement.  There is only a 14... Continue Reading →

The last time Deb and I drove the Cabot Trail was in 1986.  We didn’t see a thing.  It was completely fogged in.  So while I said coming today was for David it’s really for us as well.   The staff at the campsite suggest that we wait until 10 a.m. to start, that way the... Continue Reading →

Wood lsland to Caribou Our friend Deb found us a veterinarian in nearby Montague and the vet agrees to see Maggie at a time that will still allow us to make the 1:30 p.m. ferry to Caribou, Nova Scotia.  After breakfast and a second coffee with our friends, we bid them farewell and head off... Continue Reading →

When we get up this morning, there is a slight rain and it is bitterly cold with a strong wind, which makes it feel even colder.  We decide to go into Charlottetown for breakfast and kill a bit of time hoping the weather will improve.  First, we need to drop Maggie off at the groomer... Continue Reading →

The plan today is to cycle from Moncton to Malden where we will put the bikes back on the RV and drive the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island.  They do provide a shuttle service for walkers and cyclists since neither are allowed to cross on their own, but we have Deb and Maggie. The... Continue Reading →

Our campsite is right along the river and as always I’m the first one up.  As I take Maggie out for a walk we can see the fog rolling in and by the time we get back to the RV we can no longer see the river just 20 feet away.  I’m surprised how cold... Continue Reading →

Last night I got very little sleep as Maggie was up with what we know is an ear infection. In the end, I had to put the dining table down into a bed and sleep with her to get her to settle.  She is badly in need of a bath and grooming.  We have attempted... Continue Reading →

At least it feels like a late autumn day.  Today we need to put the heat on in the RV as we awake to low single digit temperatures and once again strong winds.  Today the temperature is predicted to only rise to about 14 degrees and that won’t happen until 5 p.m.  So once again,... Continue Reading →