Our hosts in Robbinston have a house on the water overlooking the Canadian coast. Their property has a marker (on a rock near the flagpole) for the official end of the St. Croix River and the official beginning of the Passamaquoddy Bay. Why this is so important that it warrants a marker is strange, but it probably matters or something.
Cheryl found some dinky dogs. For some reason she thought they were cute. I did not share that opinion, but the 165 pound great dane was cool. Unfortunately he spent the week growling at me. Maybe he knew how I felt about his smaller comrades.
Our children spent much of the week in Cushing playing games and heckling each other at the guest house.
There was swimming in the cold ocean, which was more fun than it sounds. In this picture one of the small lobster trap buoys can be seen near the platform. There are hundreds of these along the coast but not visible in the picture.
Hiking on Monhegan Island:
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