Sunrise from campsite
We reluctantly left our cozy riverside campsite to head a bit further north to Grand Falls, New Brunswick. The main attraction there is a gorge that was formed naturally by giant (grand) falls that are now damned to produce electrical power. Luckily they opened the flood gates before our arrival today so we got to witness quite a show. The lady at the visitor center said it had been dry all summer, right up until this morning!
We took a hike downstream alongside the gorge and it is quite impressive.
Our campground tonight is a few more miles north in St. Leonard. We chose it because it is open, has showers, and is near a border crossing into Maine, near Caribou. We are not exactly sure why, but we both sort of want to visit that town, after which we will seriously begin our southerly trek home.
Our nearly three months in Canada has provided a lifetime of memories. I am happy I decided to keep a blog of our trip as without it everything would just be a blur. Now we can look back and remember our adventure more clearly.
Sunny and warm! Wicklow – St. Leaonard, New Brunswick. 66 miles
Travels with haRVy 
Thank you for sharing your adventure I have enjoyed following along.
By: mark on October 5, 2012
at 3:25 pm
Thanks Mark. Glad you’ve enjoyed my postings. How did you find me/us?
By: sunnyharvy on October 7, 2012
at 11:12 am
such a beautiful sunrise photo!
By: Janne Sahady on October 6, 2012
at 2:59 pm
Thanks. Got lucky on that one, which I too like very much.
By: sunnyharvy on October 7, 2012
at 11:13 am
I cannot tell a lie, that really hepdel.
By: Lele on June 3, 2014
at 7:48 pm
I love that silvery sunrise photo! Welcome ‘home’. I’m wondering if it still feels like home!
Love.
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By: coachsharonroy on October 7, 2012
at 2:37 am
The USA didn’t feel too welcoming at the border check station, but other than that it does feel like home again.
By: sunnyharvy on October 7, 2012
at 11:12 am