Maritimes

mud and stuff
Well Amanda stopped in with who else but the grandbaby....please don't cry. Some of my coworkers think I should brag that she has been here but I won't. She really is beautiful. Amanda sounds excited to come play in the mud. I'll bet you just can't wait! Your pictures and the pictures in my head (you really are an amazing writer) are incredible. I can't imagine what the tide must really look like, too much for my brain. Continue to enjoy your adventure and take care of yourselves. - Hugs, Carla

Good times!
Looks like you're seeing lots and having a great time. We loved the East as well and the Bay of Fundy is AMAZING. Melanie lost a pair of shoes when the tide came in very quickly. That really DOES happen all the time with the NF ferries. People book several crossings ahead of time as they don't know exactly when they'll arrive so there's almost always a last minute place on the ship. We had the same thing on our return from the Island. You will LOVE Newfoundland! Southport is near where Mike's father lives in Brigus. If you feel like popping over there they are MIke and Blanche Baldwin and I'm sure they'd give you a proper NF greeting, especially since you are good friends of Mike. If you get to Brigus, just stop and ask someone where they live. Seriously. You MUST go to Gros Morne National Park! It's on the other side of the Island but you'll be going back that way to take the Port au Basque Ferry back won't you? The Argentia ferry is 12 hours long. Have fun! Make sure you have a jigs dinner and kiss the cod! Never mind the screech. It's disgusting. Take care, Jodi

Capri's
OK Guys, Just so that I don't get nervous, Can we say Manpri's. And who do you think looks better in his manpri's, Rene or me. Lol. Missing you both. Steve xx.