It is our last night in Canada.  It is hard to believe as it has gone so quickly.  We always enjoy Canada.  I think if it were not for the cold weather, we could enjoy living here.  Tonight we are in Saint John.  Saint John has about 100,000 people and is the biggest city in New Brunswick.

We left Truro this morning.  It was cold, windy, and cloudy.  I think the temperature must have been about 55 degrees, but it felt colder.  This area had a late winter which began in February.  It is still like our March.  Today turned into a sunny day, but a very windy one.  It has stayed that way all day.  Actually, here in Saint John it is the nicest it has been all day

Our first stop this morning was in Sackville, New Brunswick.  We stopped at a tourist information center that had a large waterfowl area.  We walked about a mile around the boardwalk/trail looking for ducks and geese.  We saw a Mallard with 10 babies.  There was a Canada goose that had seventeen goslings.   Even the dandelions were large. 

 

 

Following this, we went to Hopewell Rocks.  This spot has the highest tides on the East Coast.  We arrived there about an hour past high tide, but it was still interesting.  We spent about two hours here, walking on the beach, walking the trails, and enjoying the beauty of the beach/bay and the tide.