We had a nice drive today through some beautiful scenery, no traffic and the towns were pretty small. Good thing we fueled up and stopped at a supermarket in Canada because there was nothing until we got near the coast of Maine.
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| Bridge over the St. Laurence on Auto Route Henri IV |
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| Clear Sailing |
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| Marche |
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| A Portable Red Light in lieu of Flaggers |
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| Beautiful Rolling Fields with lots of trees |
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| Nothing but Trees |
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| Canadian Highway |
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| Trust But Verify |
He didn't look at the passports at all. Just asked a few questions of honest Ida, but then he made her open the trunk in case we were smuggling some Mexicans from Canada. She let out a sigh of relief afterward.
Canadian Route 173 became US Route 201. Very scenic but some rest stops with bathrooms would be nice.
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| Lots of these signs |
We found a beautiful rest stop near a creek with a restroom and a picnic area, so we had our lunch there. Good thinking picking something up since these poor people in Maine don't know what a Wawa is.
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| Picnic Lunch |
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| Bridge over the Creek |
We arrived in Portland and checked into our hotel by 5:00 PM. We covered quite a few chapters of the book and we're almost finished now. For dinner we went to the dock area and ate aboard a ship, DiMillo's restaurant. We took a walk around the old port area after dinner.
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| Restaurant is toward the top right |
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| Ida's Dish |
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| Dave's Dish |
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| Marina |
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| Old Port Area of Portland |
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