Crossing the Bay of Fundy

We didn’t hook the Jeep to the motorhome this morning as it was only a few miles to the ferry terminal. We parked the motorhome and went to find a place for lunch. When we got back to the motorhome, the terminal was opening so we checked in and got lined up for boarding. Jill locked the Jeep and joined Les in the motorhome to wait for boarding. As 3pm arrived, a semi truck pulled up along side us, so close Jill could not get out and drive the Jeep. We were able to move a little and Jill left and got back to the Jeep as the cars began to board. Les was second in line for the big rigs to load. On board, Cinnamon and Indy stayed in the motorhome while we went up to the passenger deck. The 170 mile voyage across the Bay of Fundy to Saint John, NB took two hours. Arriving at Saint John, Les got off second and waited in the very spacious parking lot. When Jill got off the boat, she led the way to the campground about 30 minutes from the terminal. By now it was after 7pm and very dark. The campsite was not even close to leverish, so Les had difficulty leveling the motorhome. This is why we try very hard to make camp by 3pm.Les mer