Day 14
The Longest Day

Departed Moncton at 05:30

Location	Odometer (km)	Time of Arrival	Rest Time	Gas Expenses
New River Beach	5665	08:15	90 min	$50
St. Stephen	5735	10:30	9 hrs 30 min	-
Perth-Andover	6000	23:30	30 min.	-
Edmundston	6107	00:30	5 hrs	$35

	Our last view of the water was this one of the Bay of Fundy a little south of St. John NB. We stopped at the New River Beach campsite for the showers and to clean up the van.
All over the roadside in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick the Lupin rule. These wildflowers take over entire fields, I hope they come take over our province soon.
	Our final planned stop was in St. Stephen NB to rest and visit some family for the day. St. Stephen, "Canada's Chocolate Town." has the BEST chocolate I've ever had. The Ganong factory established in 1873 is still running and churning out some FINE cocoa. This photo is of an old turn of the century home nearby.
Céline feeling typically at home standing in a garden. After a nice supper and chat we left around 8 PM for home, heavy rain and ALLOT of trucks made the going slow but we made Edmundston NB by a little after midnightand settled in for the night at Tim's. Just 500 km till home!

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Thursday June 27 2002
Day 15
The Home Stretch

Departed Edmundston NB at 05:30

Location	Odometer (km)	Time of Arrival	Rest Time	Gas Expenses
Riviere du Loup QC.	6225	06:00	-	$10
HOME	6670 (7044km Total)	10:00 EST	Yep!	Total: $627

No pics were taken this last day as we were moving too fast. Home was beckoning
and we were very anxious to get back to our kids and daily routines.
For now...
The Maritimes have done to me what they've done to thousands before me,
created a love and respect for the sea and the people who live off it. I
hope to call this place home one day but it will be forever referred to by me as
"Down Home"
We thank all those who surfed these pages to share our voyage
with us and hope to hear from you and your own Maritime adventure