Bay of Fundy / Fredericton

As planned we went to see Fort Beauséjour – Fort Cumberland National Historic Site first thing in the morning. It was pretty cool that we could explore the place without it being open :) And it is pretty small, so it was a quick exploration.
So we went on our way to Moncton, a pretty big city in our way.
Buuut, after just about 15 minutes the car indicators started to show up, together with an error message: "Injection defective"... 😭 First we hoped it had something to do with the diesel and that it's differently mixed in America. But a short google search and the "STOP" signal convinced us to look for a car repair shop. That was a lot harder than expected because besides all of them being busy, almost no one heard of Opel. After visiting 7 car workshops and just before we wanted to leave it we met a guy who said that he has a diagnostic machine to read out the error message but he can't help us fix it because they're completely booked for the next 3 weeks. He reset the error messages and we continued our way to the Bay of Fundy.

We drove for about 45 minutes without any problem to the Hopewell Rocks at the Bay of Fundy. The bay is famous for one of the worlds highest difference in the tide. Overall about 14 metres between high and low tide. The rocks are an impressive product of the erosion.
Shortly after leaving the Hopewell Rocks the light went on again and we wanted to stop by the National Park of the Fundy Highlands but it was raining so heavily (we even got a severe weather warning about the rain in the region) that we decided to drive through to Fredericton.
On the way there we stopped at a Tim Hortons for a coffee because I got super tired but when we arrived there were firemen on the roof and police blocking off the traffic. After about half an hour we made it out of the blocks and got our coffee.
Tomorrow we'll try to find a mechanic and then continue on to Quebec ☺️Read more