Sunset at Bar Harbor

 

Safely in Bar Harbor

The trip from Camden, Maine to Bar Harbor was a pretty ride on US #1 through some pretty towns with nice water views and we arrived in Bar Harbor shortly after noon. The local lobster crusine was enjoyed for lunch by a number of us.

In the campground ahead of us were the Kirns,the Champins and Brundiges. Bill Larsen arrived shortly afterwards.

We are now 10 and the number is growing!

Ready with credit cards in Freeport, Maine

 

Wednesday's belated post

Wednesday saw the group help out the local economy in Freeport, Maine and had the Grisillos joining back up with the group while the Boultons depart to spend a few days with friends before rejoining us in Bar Harbor on Saturday.

We departed around noon for the trip to Camden, Maine and arrived there safely with no difficulties. The search was on for some seafood and some local sightseeing as well as visiting with family. Carl Moyer and Ann Young arrived at the campground and will stay in Camden, Maine to visit relatives until Saturday.

Riddle of The Day

How many 60 foot long motorhome rigs can make an illegal U turn in Kittery, Maine and not get a traffic ticket?
Answer - 6! Wonder if this would work next week when we have all 18.

Janet and Russ hunting room for food in other coaches

 

First Belt Replaced

Last night was spent at Wal-Mart in Chambersburg, PA - convenient, level, and hospitable. Our plan to stay in Martinsburg was changed due to the security force telling us that they would be relining the parking lot during the night and that no overnight parking was allowed. Having Wayne along is wonderful - the first belt replacement was needed - and to his rig!