So, the other day I decided to do a little exploring in my own back yard because I am so so so guilty of having travelled far and wide, but not close by. All of my friends and family were at work on Wednesday so I hopped in the car and drove to
Alma, NB which is on the edge of
Fundy National Park. Here are some photos from my stroll on the beach:
I was watching my footing because the mud flat/beach varied between muddy and rocky bits as the tide had gone out but the sand was not dry. As I was tripping and squelching along, I spied this little rock. If I had approached it from any other angle, I may never have seen the little face in it.
This picture was taken from the little boardwalk across the street from where I parked my car. The tide was pretty much at its lowest point. It took me close to 15 minutes to walk from this point to as close as I could get to the water's edge without sinking in the mud.
The harbour in Alma:
The view from the restaurant where I had an awesome if somewhat expensive lobster roll:
Me, thinking "Good Gravy! How far am I from the car?". That is Fundy National Park in the background.
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