Maritimes

   I was 6th in line for the morning ferry to the south shore, I parked my car in the lane and went for some breakfast. There wasn't anywhere close to the 100 car capacity and it was a pretty hour and a quarter ride.

   I got some friendly advice about which road to take on my way to Charlottetown, PEI. I was in New Brunswick not long after leaving the ferry and the time changed to Atlantic Time, one hour ahead of the east coast at home. I could tell it was moose country, lots of wetlands and lots of moose warning signs.

   After about 420 miles I reached the bridge to PEI . It was built about 10 years ago and saved a lot of time from the old ferry. 

   Friday I press on to Nova Scotia and the Atlantic after (hopefully) a round of golf.