New Brunswick, June 2-5

                                        The Grand Falls falls, the largest falls in New Brunswick

               Erica and I in front of the worlds largest covered bridge in the world, located in Hartland, NB

Rustana (Rustic Canadiana's nickname) coming out of the covered bridge, Mom, Erica and I had already walked through, so we were able to take the picture.

                                              Erica and I in front of the Fredericton Legislature

                                                             Hopewell rocks at high tide

                                                Erica and I at Hopewell rocks at high tide

        Erica and I waiting near groundhog holes, we didn't see any, ( we only got this close for the picture).

Mom and Dad in Hopwell rocks at low tide, these particular rocks are named Lover's Arch, so named because there have been weddings there.

                                                   Erica and I at Hopwell rocks at low tide

                                                          Hopewell rocks at low tide

               We were lucky to visit Hopewell rocks at the time this Peregrine falcon was nesting her chicks, she was sitting on them at the time, but apparently she has three.

 As we passed through Shediac, we had to pose with the world's largest lobster, that is one of the most uncomfortable positions I have ever been in!

We were in New Brunswick for a total of four days. The first day we did Fredericton. I t is not a large city, we alked around a little, looked at their fairly small Legislature building, and moved on, arriving that night in the Bay of Fundy national park. The next day we went to Alma Beach, and the following day we visited Hopewell rocks, were we got to walk on the sea floor among rock formations. After that we did plenty of driving, our last stop being in Shediac, where we quickly visited a lobster, and then went over the Confederation Bridge into P.E.I.