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Maritimes - New Brunswick

Along The Fundy Coasts

Moncton

Riverside Albert

Cailswick Babbling Brook B&B (http://bay-of-fundy.com/cailswick/index.html), a 19th century colonial house, is an  excellent place to stay. The opportunity to meet and mingle with the highly energetic Eunice Cail (owner and grand servant) is an experience in itself.	The drive to Mary's point (less than 15 minutes away) offers good views, like this lighthouse on a wharf. Tip:  Check out the Studio on the Marsh (www.studioonthemarsh.com)  and see the wildlife paintings of local artist, Lars Larsen.

	Red firs half-lit by the setting sun at the Crooked  Creek lookout.		No, it's not Darh Vader! It's Kris at the lookout.

 

Cape Enrage The lightkeeper's house at this cape has been converted into a camp and restaurant run exclusively by high school and university students. Tip: check out the strawberry shortcake.

Alma

This town adjacent to the Fundy National Park is a quaint fishing village.

			. . . can get stuck at low tide!

St. George

From afar, the gorge looks playful and refreshing.	Up close,  the raging waters can be terrifying.

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