A late night the evening before meant a slow start to day
19. We were supposed to be driving
further east to New Brunswick, and our friends were heading south to Boston,
and neither of us was really motivated to press on. For one thing, we didn’t have any campground
lined up for the evening and as it was getting closer to the long weekend,
things were booking up. So far, we
haven’t had any problems finding spaces, but I know Dana was up in the night
worrying about where they were going to camp, and I was in denial.
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| The amazing pyrmid of boys |
The boys had been bouncing on the big bouncy pillow while we
were packing up, and they had organized an amazing acrobatic circus show for us
to come up and watch. It was really good, though it wasn’t until after that I
saw the sign about no flips! After the
circus show everyone wanted to go for a swim and even the dads got in the pool
this time. It was a beautiful, hot day
and such a relaxing end to our time with our friends I don’t think we got out of the KOA until
well after lunch, and we had a long drive ahead of us – but at least we had a
great morning, and could follow the progress of our friends on mommy’s phone as
we headed our separate ways.
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| Great Travelling Friends! |
As for us, we drove through some more of La Belle Province,
and then crossed into New Brunswick (and yet another time zone change!). We adjusted our destination because of the
falling dusk, and were just about to the camp ground (so proud of ourselves for
being somewhere before dark), when we made a wrong turn and ended up in a
cemetery. We were admiring the pretty
statue and flowers in the turn-around loop when we heard this loud noise that
sounded like we had run over a shopping cart… and then daddy loudly
exclaiming…. And we stopped… because we had accidentally run over the little
wall around the statue and popped a tire! The noise I heard was the air leaving
the tire in a big gush!
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| Helping daddy |
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