Into Acadia National Park

1. A small harbor on the Southwestern side

2. On top of Cadillac Mtn.

3. Bar Harbor from Cadillac Mtn.

4. Bar Harbor on our way down the mountain





September 9 & 10, Tuesday & Wednesday: After we got everything settled this morning, we decided to take a ride around the southwestern side of the island. The island is divided into two driving loops. So loaded the dogs in the car. Sobaka seems to be doing all right. We don't want to walk him too much but a ride in the car should be all right. Nice day but the clouds are coming in. We are suppose to have some more heavy rains sometime tonight. Again saw some very impressive houses and buildings. Pretty coastline and lots of trees. Arrived home just as it started to rain. Or should I say Pour! Fixed something for dinner then just had a quiet evening.









Wednesday: Woke to a gorgeous morning after a lot of rain again. Loaded the dogs to drive and walk around Acadia National Park. Now we have seen some beautiful sites but they seem to just get better. The wind was blowing which kept the temperature down but the views on top of Cadillac Mountain crystal clear. This is the tallest mountain on the Atlantic Coast. I cannot express how wonderful the views were on top but hope some of the pictures give you an idea. We were able to take the dogs on several little walks. It really is nice to be able to take them especially since we really can't leave Sobaka even with the cone on his head. We drove back in to Bar Harbor for lunch. Unfortunately, we picked a restaurant that wouldn't allow the dogs. Don't think they minded staying in the car since they were long overdue for their naps. Larry chose the special which was 3 sliders. One each of lobster, crab, and salmon with french fries. I had a Salmon/ Caesar Wrap. Very Good! On the way home we stopped at the local brewery to do some beer tasting. Well, Larry tasted! Bought a couple of different kinds.




Arrived home to feed dogs and start getting ready to head out tomorrow. We are going back down the coast to Camden. We passed it on our way heading North. It looked like a very cute place to walk around and explore.

Good Night!