Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Grand-Barachois, NB to Notre-Dame-du-Lac, QC
Drive Home Day 5
Monique, Christian and Chloe had come in very late the night before from their trip to Chesapeake Bay where Chloe had participated in sailing events and training (now they have to buy a bigger boat), so we hadn’t seen them yet. So it was a treat to see Monique for breakfast – she was surprised to see us there, since we hadn’t expected our paths would cross. However, our visit had to be short, since we needed to get on the road. Monique did mention she has a job interview for what would be a very interesting position if she gets it, with Immigration Canada and involving international postings, so keep her in your thoughts.
The most interesting event of the day happened at the Fredericton Mall – every time Cam went through a door at either Zellers or Sobey’s, he set off an alarm. No one could figure out what the reason was; Cam finally decided it must be something to do with his teeth!
Scenery for the rest of the day included lots of hills (mountains), starting of fall colours, and the beautiful St. John River. We had a bit of rain here and there, including when we got to our campsite, but nothing too bad. Since we gained an hour by crossing the Quebec border, Cam decided we could make it to Notre-Dame-du-Lac, which pleased me - being into another province made me feel a little closer to home.
Drive Home Day 5
Monique, Christian and Chloe had come in very late the night before from their trip to Chesapeake Bay where Chloe had participated in sailing events and training (now they have to buy a bigger boat), so we hadn’t seen them yet. So it was a treat to see Monique for breakfast – she was surprised to see us there, since we hadn’t expected our paths would cross. However, our visit had to be short, since we needed to get on the road. Monique did mention she has a job interview for what would be a very interesting position if she gets it, with Immigration Canada and involving international postings, so keep her in your thoughts.
The most interesting event of the day happened at the Fredericton Mall – every time Cam went through a door at either Zellers or Sobey’s, he set off an alarm. No one could figure out what the reason was; Cam finally decided it must be something to do with his teeth!
Scenery for the rest of the day included lots of hills (mountains), starting of fall colours, and the beautiful St. John River. We had a bit of rain here and there, including when we got to our campsite, but nothing too bad. Since we gained an hour by crossing the Quebec border, Cam decided we could make it to Notre-Dame-du-Lac, which pleased me - being into another province made me feel a little closer to home.
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