I am amazed at how full our days our.  We just seem to float  thru them.  We get up when we want, leisurely get ready to leave and then just sort of decided as we go what we want to do. There is not rushing, no sense of we have to get to a certain place by a certain time.  When we left Prince Edward Island, we faced a 600 mile trip to MA and Russell's brother's house.  Was not looking forward to the drive but it was fine. We listen to the radio - something we rarely do.  We have that system with hundreds of stations and have programmed in our favorites.  We try to guess the broadway shows the broadway station is playing.  Russell was able to listen to the British Open.  We stopped in Bangor ME and walked around the downtown and waterfront area.  It's all so relaxing!  And speaking of northern ME - Stephen King had no choice but to write the stories he writes.  This is bleak country my folks. It truly is the perfect setting for his genre of writing.  

I feel we have completed our first part of our trip - New England and the Atlantic provinces.  The next week finds us with family and friends in the city and Rochester.  Then the second part begins - the Rockies with Vail, Boulder, Badlands, Utah, Glacier National Park, Banff and Vancouver.  Loved the Rockies many years ago and can't wait to hang my head out the car and sing Rocky Mt High.