One of the joys of traveling is the opportunity to visit churches along the way. It’s a delight to experience worshipping with others and to hear God’s Word preached by different teachers. Of course, the best part is meeting other Christians in those churches. While in Lubec, we found a small (<20) congregation in a beautiful old sanctuary. Friendly and welcoming, indeed! When people found out we were visiting, the topic turned to what our plans were while in town. We shared that one item on our list was a ferry ride up to Eastport, another small town a little to the north. Hmm, was Craig’s response. Not sure if the ferry is running, he said. Let’s ask the Captain. The ferry Captain was in the next pew. Nope, still waiting on parts for the diesel was the response.
No worries, said Craig. I take my boat out just about every day so I’ll call you one day and take you for a ride.
The ride turned out to be a 4 hour tour of the local waters, up into Canadian waters, a stop in the town of Eastport, and an all around fantastic time. What a delightful surprise!
Minke whales are the smallest baleen whale in North America. They grow to about 35 feet long. We watched Minke whales and dolphins eating on the incoming tide.
Head Harbour lightstation located on Campobello island on the Quoddy River in the Bay of Fundy.
Glory in his holy name; let the hearts of those who seek the LORD rejoice! 1Chr 16:10
How cool that you saw Minke whales! We saw our first seals while boating in Maine, but no whales