As we ate breakfast, the local fire fighters moved slowly past our hotel, marking 9/11.

Not 15 minutes away we stopped at Diana's bath, an easily accessable trail leading to the site of a former 19th century mill.

These impressive falls tumble down the rocks creating large smooth platforms.

We arrived early, already families made use of the rock pools.

Then to Cathedral Ledge Overlook just a few hundred yards from the highway.

Once again the low clouds deprived us, of the expansive views we expected.

Another bizzare pit stop, Madison Boulder (do ya know what it is yet?)
This Crazy boulder went through a number of different owners until it was gifted to the Kennett family, finally it was deeded to the state in 1946 in Memory of A Crosby Kennet ( whoever they were).

Finally in Booth bay Harbour, the season is ending so many places are closing, on the plus side, No crowds.

We have a sea view, on the side of the building, lots to see, boats returning and pleasure vessels off loading passengers,

We took a stroll out and crossed the newly constructed bridge,

From which we could see our hotel and the not so bustling seaside town.

A view of our balcony.

We tried some ales at the local brewery, and ate at Mine Oyster, its dark interior and odd clientel meant we did not get any decent photos, thank goodness.

Goodnight dearest reader, tomorrow we will experience life on the ocean wave, hopefully far away from Davey Jones' locker. Sleep soundly xx