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| For you who think Harley is
mistreated . . . Yes, he has his very own chair and blankets to keep him
warm. :-) |
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| Constructed in 1833, St. Andrews
Lighthouse is the oldest remaining mainland lighthouse in New Brunswick
and is commonly referred to as Pendlebury Lighthouse, the name of the
family that tended the light for almost 100 years, from the 1840s to the
1930s. |
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| St. Andrews-by-the-Sea is designated as a National
Historic District, one of the oldest and loveliest in the
Maritimes. |
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| Passamaquoddy Bay pulses to a
tidal rhythm that may raise water levels 28 feet or more twice a day. From
low water to high water takes about 6.2 hours and in that time up to 2¼
billion tons of water will swill into the Bay through the passages. In the
next 6.2 hours the water swirls out uncovering six square miles of
intertidal beach to be explored for sea creatures and historical artifacts
thrown up by the powerful tides |
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| We spent Friday night, July 27
at Oak Bay Campground in St. Stephen, New Brunswick with the intent of
visiting a historical chocolate factory and museum. |
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| Ganong Brothers Chocolates is
Canada's oldest candy company, founded in 1873. |
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| Chocolate, in any form, is
always good! It was near here that we saw two women trying to carry
a piece of furniture down the street. And, being ever the Southern
gentleman, Jerry stopped, loaded the furniture into the truck and drove it
to their house. What a good man he is! |
