What a nice fall morning in Fredericton. Time to hit the road and do the Nova Scotia Circle. Coffee and adios to the cats. Off to see new places.
The Nova Scotia Circle
This is the whole circle. I tried to drive the roads closest to the water for most of the trip. This way you see the little villages and the farmhouses or fisher houses along the coast.
The people of Oromocto put this tank next to the road. This is the first time I have seen a tank not parked next to a military base in the west. Of course, if you travel to the former communist countries, you will see a lot of them in the city centers.Nice metal bridge over the St. John River outside MaugervilleOpen road at the Cambridge-NarrowsLots of people along the river have their boats next to their houses.Nice old Wood Church in SheffieldI love these old cemeteries next to the wooden churchesCambridge-Narrows BridgeWhere the 695 meets the 710. I do love those small gas stations. Always fresh coffee brewing, some sweets, and usually nice small talk with the town folks that hang out there.Good to have a 4 x 4 if the roads are like this. Somewhere close to ParkindaleBlueberries, somewhere close to the Mechanic SettlementThere were only some guys logging and Blueberry fields as far as one could seeBlueberry Fields forever? Not sure if they harvest here at all.Somehow this is the middle of nowhere…On the Mechanic RoadView from the Mechanic Road just before the Hubley Road forkOn Midland Road, a few kilometers after the Mechanic SettlementThe funny thing is that this road even has road signs. There is some house construction every other mile or so as well.There you go – how can you get lost?Moncton is where I need to goCovered Bridge at Upper Goshen Road. My cruiser is way below 5 tons – good for me!Goshen United Baptist ChurchGrave Stone from 1951GraveyardThey have good stones there or less acid rainKnights of Malta? Waren Hayward is the man.22 years – not really old tooAlexander DMarye – she only made it 3 years, 2 months, and 12 daysCows – nice onesTwo wooden churches in GoshenTake me Home Country RoadLooks like I am the only one tonight that is staying for the night.My camping place for this nightRolling Rock – Had it the first time in Brooklyn in 1990My dinner: Fresh salad with nice Olive Oil and bread
My mother got me an Eurorail ticket when I was 15, and together with two friends, we adventured into France. This was the beginning of a new addiction. I do like to take pictures, so one thing leads to another. On this site, I want to share some of my pictures and some of my trips with you! Now I am on the road for more than 8 months every year. Visiting old friends and making new friends while exploring this big blue ball.
