We camped behind a Walmart for the night we were here. It’s tough to justify campground fees when you are only there to sleep.
Oldest Market in Canada.
There are a lot of vacant store fronts, the pandemic hit this community hard. The nice thing is they dress up the windows to attract potential renters.
A model of the Marco Polo ship.
Reversing falls.
Wildlife even watches the water. Deer were incredibly close us.
These homes were quite typical to see. Yes, we are still following the bad weather.
Hillsborough, near Hopewell Rocks. A quaint little village with a pretty spot to dry camp.
On Sunday we visited Hopewell Rocks, Magnetic Hill and the tidal bore by Moncton.
Hopewell Rocks
102 stairs to reach ocean floor. Easier going down than up ????
Highest tides in the world. Up to 53 feet.
it’s neat how ocean life survives
Laureen had to play in the mud.
Yep, she ended up quite muddy.
All we could say was WOW
Tidal Bore. This is where the direction that the tide is going controls what direction the water in the river flows. Very cool to see the time that the river flow switches direction.
So hard to catch the beauty of it.
Magnetic Hill
It was so much fun, Mark and I did it a few times! Basically, you put your car in neutral and the magnetic force pulls you back up the hill.
Some say it’s an optical illusion and gravity is doing the work, but Laureen thinks it’s magic.
We stayed in a casino parking lot Sunday night and bright and early Monday morning we were off to Sydney, Nova Scotia to catch the ferry to Newfoundland.
Neat things on the drive
For those of you who don’t know, this is a public phone booth. Yes, people really used them. ????
On Monday night we stayed in North Sydney in an Arena Parking lot that was surprisingly quite quiet. Except for the local drug dealer meeting his customers ????. There were so many expensive cars waiting for their “friend “. Now off to Newfoundland, the ferry ride could be interesting.
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