We crossed the USA-Canada border at Calais, New Brunswick on our way to Lubec, Maine. The wait was less than 20 minutes. The Border Agent only wanted to know if we had guns, firewood, how much alcohol, and to see if there were fruits or vegetables in the refrigerator. Of course not!!
On our way to Maine from Nova Scotia, we stopped at Fundy National Park in New Brunswick for a few nights.
From Cape Breton we traveled south to New Glasgow then Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia.
Getting to Prince Edward Island we crossed the longest bridge over ice (when the Gulf of Saint Lawerence freezes over in the winter). It is thought to be the most Scottish place other than Scotland with 50% of the population having Scottish ancestry. About 97% of the population is caucasian.
We crossed the Restigouche River from Quebec to Campbellton, New Brunswick.
