Investigating in Caves

In St. Martin's when the tide goes out it allows site see-ers like ourselves to investigate in the caves--when such a thing happens it equals fun, fun, fun. Our morning started out super super foggy...actually most mornings in Saint John start out super super foggy due to the cold Atlantic air mixing with the hot inland air. But, we headed out nonetheless.

Our first stop was Duck Pond, which is where we were supposed to investigate how to get to an island, but because it was soo foggy we just walked along the beach looking at the trickling of water and crazy sculptures of seafood and sand.

Waterfall

Mini Grand Canyon

A trio of periwinkles...

From there we headed out to St. Martins where a community-wide garage sale was in full swing. It reminded me of Innisfree, AB and its annual garage sale and it was crazy to see the amount of people who were looking around at all the sales.

We made our way to the caves we had heard so much about and soaked in the beautiful visual site that it was. Weeping rocks, large caves an the sound of the water lapping behind was a memory I will never forget

Gollum

Beautiful Caves

After our cave adventures we decided to take in some award winning seafood chowder at the local restuarant right beside the beach which was amazing. I want some more of that stuff.

Next weekend we are off to Deer Island once again for one night of camping and then in the months to follow we are heading out to Halifax, NS and New York City!!!

Keep checking this blog out and you will continue to see my Impressions From Here and There