Blogs from New Brunswick, Canada, North America - page 22

Geo: 46.2201, -64.5351Great place and new great friends; Mark and Carole.... read more

Hello from New Brunswick, Canada, There are many more leaves here than people. We had a grand time at Fundy Natl. Park. We visited the Hopewell Rocks yesterday at high tide. The sandy beach and rocks get completely covered when the tide comes in the Bay of Fundy. It can vary by 42' if conditions are right. We were one of four RVs in the campground which was on a lovely pond. I was sure that we would see a moose at dusk or dawn...nope. We spent most of the day in the park where there are many hiking trails. We even saw moose hoof prints, but alas, no moose. It was a beautiful trail through spruce woods, birch forests, and maple trees. Again, we were the only ones on the trail. Stopped at Wolf Lake ... read more

Heres my home, on the east coast of the Canadain Wilderness. I have sctually left there quite a while ago to go on an other adventure to the Southern Hemesphere to the Continent of Austalia. But for all of you know have gotten to know me over the years, and heard me talk about "the east coast", here are some picture of hte beautiful area!!... read more

From Annie: Hi again , y'all! Thank you for your comments, Chris, Sarah, Linda and Verne (and Grammy).... Your comments are always appreciated. Well, in the meantime, we've grieved Timber and recovered. What helped us most was a dream that Greg had several days ago. He met Timber in a sunny field. Timber communicated with Greg telepathically. Timber told Greg that he was sorry for being aggressive toward him, but that things happened the way they had to. He was never going to give Greg control over him (or anyone else, for that matter). But he is happy where he is now. He was happy and grateful that we got him out of the kennel and made his last days here on earth so nice for him, giving him so much love and attention. He thanked ... read more

From Annie: Hi, y'all. How are you, we missed you. Don't know why the blogsite was down. Some hacker, apparently. Well, here we are again. It's good to be back. We've been busy with so many things. Unpacking the essentials, some higgledy-piggedly furniture, especially our two rocking chairs. One from Grama in Duncan, for when Joey was born, and one from Jeanette and Steve (God love them), what a great rocking chair that is. Have I written all this before? I can't recall, maybe it's deja vu. In any case those rocking chairs are worth mentioning again. We also bought some outside fold-up chairs, which have somehow migrated from the porch into the living room. There's one you can put your feet up, which is our neighbours' favorite. His name is Don, and is the ... read more