Visiting with fellow SKPs – Gary & Pam Hunter in St. Croix – Gary went to move his RV to make room for us --- but trouble in river city. It had to be towed for major repairs. 
The tides are fascinating. In and out twice a day. Low tide is chocolate mud.
A scenic drive to Hall’s Harbor for lunch and into the fog. You can tell it is low tide by how low the boats are in the water.
On the left is a 2# lobster on the right a 6# lobster (uncooked)
Scenic views from on high to the bay below. Very pastoral farm lands. Enjoying travels with Sharon & Don Del Rosario. Follow along with their blog as well - http://shadonrv.blogspot.com/
At low tides, the boats sit in the mud. Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world. Fascinating to watch all the small fingers of water come and go.
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That's a huge lobster!
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