We arrived at St Martin's, New Brunswick Tuesday and it's right on the Bay of Fundy.  We have very limited and slow internet when we can get connected so I haven't been able to download pictures yet.  It is amazing to see the tides go from one extreme to the other with a difference of 28 feet.  When it is low, we can see caves just across the bay that you can apparently go in.  We had hoped to do the Fundy Trail today but it is still quite foggy and we want to be able to see as much as possible.  Today is actually a jeans and sweat shirt kind of day.....very unusual for us even during this trip.

We couldn't resist one more Maine lobster and a trip back to Bar Harbor to enjoy this lovely day. There's a great walkway right along the ocean and it was almost chilly while walking there....but wonderfully so. This is such a beautiful area.

Walkway by the ocean, Bar Harbor Inn

We went to Acadia National Park today and to the top of Cadillac Mountain.  The scenery and views are just fabulous and you are able to look right down to Bar Harbor. I truly cannot adequately describe how beautiful this part of the country is.
 
 

Our day was spent in Bar Harbor, probably the prettiest town yet that we have visited.  I'm happy to say we have finally found some cooler weather.....the first time in weeks that we haven't been hot.  Having windows open and a gentle breeze.....couldn't ask for anything better.

Beautiful Bar Harbor, Maine

Beautiful inns everywhere 

So many wonderful shops

A round of golf and a quick stop to see the life-size chocolate moose, Lenny, all 1,700 pounds of him, yesterday and now we are headed to Bar Harbor, ME.

Dutch Elm Golf Course

Now that's some chocolate!

This is certainly the most "unique" check in
at any campground we've ever stayed in!
But, can't wait to discover what treasures there are.

Beach area at Mountainview Campground







We took a ride after dinner and fog was rolling in over the water