Nova Scotia to New Brunswick

9-12 Went to Rissers beach west of Lunnenberg. Nice long board walks over marsh area that ended at a long sand beach. One beach had red color waves like the Fundy area. Must be mud?
Went to Crescent beach. Big white sand beach turns into sand bar. Drove out rode on sandbar
 like rt2 to Grand Isle except more rural. This led to La Have islands. Interesting place
 with mix of fishing villages and homes.  Also a museum that was closed due to hurricane.
Then back to Lunenberg. Explored more roads out near blue rocks. Walked along waterfront
 in evening. No one around. Not sure why it is so calm on a Thu night. Nice sunset looking down at town and one of the tall ships.
Plan is to drive back Fri and Sat. 14 hours total so two 7 hour days. Hoping to make it comfortable and see some things on the way back.

Neighbor at Lunenberg campground

Lunenberg campground - ocean views.

Boat yard Lunenberg

Lunenberg school

Another campground photo

9-13 Drove from Lunenberg to St Andrews New Brunswick. Nice little town near US border. Lots of walking trails and 20 foot Fundy tides. There is a road to an island that is only open for 3 hours at low tide. At high tide it is 16 feet under water! Watched the road go from half covered with water to open
 in 15 minutes. Nice campground right at the end of the peninsula on the the water. Nicest campground bathroom so far. Lots of deer around. Saw some on the trails and others walking around near the town.
 As usual tent sites are further apart and have trees while service lots are right next to each other
 and no trees. Lots of historical buildings downtown and a lot of high end houses around town also.

The road. Still under water.

15 minutes later the road is above water and people start driving!

Another hotel I did not stay at.

Campground bathroom! Impressive.