Well, we have to leave this beautiful park and move up the road to another adventure. The waves left in a timely manner and in good order. The weather is a little overcast and a little cool. All the waves, except Wave #3, made it without incident. Our leader decided to explore new territory when making the u-turn at exit 129. Then, in looking for a turn-around to get us back on the right track, he got into a driveway where he couldn't get out of and had to unhook to turn around. Meanwhile, the other 3 sheep, were helped out by a passing New Brunswickian whom recognized our plight and set us out on the correct road. Finally, we ALL got settled into our new trappings.
After getting set up, it was time to see the sights. Janet and JeanAnn set off on a 200 mile trek to acquire some grub for Janet's fabulous meals. Peter Kirn had to find some transmission fluid to replace what was lost (or not put in) at his last oil change. Most everybody else wound up at the Market Square or the City Market. Good food and lots of shopping. Carole and I had to run down a fax machine to get our new RV insurance taken care of.
After another successful happy hour, a large part of the group wound up at Billy's Seafood Market for dinner. Great food at great prices. Its raining now so time for lights out. Big day tomorrow.
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