Camping du Phare a Perce, Perce, Quebec, Canada
The LORD detests men of perverse heart, but He delights in those whose ways are blameless. ~ Proverbs 11:20
It’s official. Too many American bureaucrats have lost their minds and their common sense. Blaine read the Akron Beacon Journal (he gets it on-line) and informed me that our Department of Transportation has now approved miniature horses as support animals for travel with passengers onboard airplanes. Incredible! Is it supposed to sit in a seat? Block the aisle? What does that do for safety issues in the event of an emergency? What if it needs to potty? What about the passengers on board who are allergic? That goes for all animals they let on board. If you need an animal to help you cope, drive your own vehicle or walk.
I’m climbing off my soap box now so I can enjoy the rest of my day.
By the way. Did you ever wonder where that term comes from? It began in the 1800’s when soap was shipped in heavy-duty crates. The crates or boxes were free and easily accessible and often, people who had an opinion of some kind to share (often political) would stand on one to elevate themselves above a crowd, thus catching people’s attention plus they could be more easily heard. Nowadays, people use social media – Facebook, YouTube, blogs, etc.
It was a 3-hour, 118-mile drive today, however, we encountered a loooonnnnggg road construction delay. Twenty-five minutes on the same stretch of road! There was a massive amount of work going on.
Suprising. We thought they were a US thing.
We waited here for a long time as the line increased behind us.
We had thought we were just about done, “But wait! There’s more!!”
does that say ‘dynamite’??
There was only one road today, Route 132, but we crossed the same train tracks at least two dozen times! Not sure if the tracks were curvy or we were (or both), but often times there were nice homes set between the road and the tracks. How’d ya like to live there?
Hey! When’s that show coming back on???
It’s not a little dingy either!
We’ll enjoy that seperate path this week!
Camping sur Mer, Carleton-sur-Mer, Quebec, Canada
In fact, on clear days, we an make out the New Brunswick coastline.
What a site Blaine reserved for us – – again! We’re sitting between the sea and the mountains on a large corner lot with gorgeous views everywhere we look! Even when we’re looking toward other campers, we can still see the water.
In our humble opinion, this was the best of the bunch, and it wasn’t even contributed to the same artist.
This was on a history information board that we couldn’t read. : )
After an early dinner, Blaine took off on his bike and road to town and back because they have a bike path that begins here. I stayed home and tried to get some blog work done. It’s hard when there’s only a small amount of service available and the campground one’s slow. . . . I’m kinda whiney today, aren’t I? I’ll try to do better tomorrow.
Blaine took these pictures on his bike ride.
This is our last stop in Canada. Six days from now, we’ll be re-entering the US and heading for home. And we’ll have our full Verizon service again! Yippeeee!!!
Beginning on September 27th, we’ll be parked in Mogadore until October 28th.
We’re excited to see everyone!
We ended our day by watching the stunning moon rise, right from our front window! Without the right special photography equipment, you just can’t capture it. God is soooo good to create beauty for us to enjoy!
Hopefully, you get the idea. It was beyond words!