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Aug 22, 2009 - Dalhousie, New Brunswick

DALHOUSIE, NEW BRUNSWICK Arran Park, CANADA August 22, 2009 On the way to the city of Miramichi where we were to stay for the next week, we drove along Hwy 17 from St. Anyway, the chicken was typical fast-food chicken…crispy and hot (and FULL of fat and calories, but GOOD!)…but they served it with GRAVY! This was another fact we were finding out about Canada, or at least French Canadians…EVERYTHING comes with a sauce or gravy! After lunch we stopped for an hour or so at the Dalhousie lighthouse in Arran Park. ... We left Dalhousie and continued south to our campground in Miramichi (Meer-a-ma-shay). ... My next journal entries will be for Caraquet and Ile Miscou.DALHOUSIE, NEW BRUNSWICK Arran Park, CANADA August 22, 2009 On the way to the city of Miramichi where we were to stay for the next week, we drove along Hwy 17 from St. Anyway, the chicken was typical fast-food chicken…crispy and hot (and FULL of fat and calories, but GOOD!)…but they served it with GRAVY! This was another fact we were finding out about Canada, or at least French Canadians…EVERYTHING comes with a sauce or gravy! After lunch we stopped for an hour or so at the Dalhousie lighthouse in Arran Park. ... We left Dalhousie and continued south to our campground in Miramichi (Meer-a-ma-shay). ... My next journal entries will be for Caraquet and Ile Miscou....

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Jul 7, 2008 - Monday, Charlo, NB (221 miles)

Not too far into today's drive we came to the town of Perce.Not too far into today's drive we came to the town of Perce....

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Jun 17, 2006 - Somewhere in New Brunswick

We have made it into New brunswick.We have made it into New brunswick....

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May 31, 2006 - Carleton-sur-Mer

May 31 - Carleton-sur-Mer Well, we have to move on, but Dan (the proprietor of Camping Tete l'Indien) makes you feel so welcome, you want to stay longer.May 31 - Carleton-sur-Mer Well, we have to move on, but Dan (the proprietor of Camping Tete l'Indien) makes you feel so welcome, you want to stay longer....

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