{"id":3398,"date":"2013-03-22T15:23:31","date_gmt":"2013-03-22T19:23:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/coreyann.com\/blog\/?p=3398"},"modified":"2013-09-16T12:05:07","modified_gmt":"2013-09-16T16:05:07","slug":"travel-covered-bridges-lighthouses-and-anne-oh-my","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/coreyann.com\/blog\/travel\/travel-covered-bridges-lighthouses-and-anne-oh-my","title":{"rendered":"Travel \u2022 Covered Bridges, Lighthouses and Anne, Oh My!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Once I got backed up with clients to blog I decided to shelve my vacation pictures until I was caught up! \u00a0Now that I am caught up I will be finally sharing some images from various trips I took this year!<\/p>\n

In 2011 after a fun day spent visiting Vermont for the first time<\/a> my friends and I all decided that the following year we would take a road trip up to see the world’s longest covered bridge located in Harland, New Brunswick<\/a>. \u00a0We started planning the trip in earnest in February of 2012 since we had to plan around all our our busy schedules, including my friend Diana who was flying in from Australia. \u00a0Diana and I are big “Anne of Green Gables” fans and when Googling around we realized how close we would be to PEI so we begged Gianina to add it on and luckily she agreed and we had everything booked by that March. \u00a0We had a LONG time to wait until October though because that’s when our schedules all coincided when the leaves would hopefully<\/em> be at their best. \u00a0It seemed like such a long wait until I hopped that plane on a late Sunday evening, but in the end it was worth it! \u00a0 I flew into Boston and had dinner with a dear friend<\/a> and headed off to Saco, Maine where I met up with Diana and Gianina and we headed off in the wee hours of the morning on Monday.<\/p>\n

The first day was spent driving in a meandering path towards our final destination, the Kindred Spirits Inn & Cottages<\/a> in Cavendish, PEI. \u00a0We stopped at a few bridges in Maine before making the final push to the big ones in New Brunswick and finally onto PEI. \u00a0It was a long day that was full of some crappy rain but it was still a neat drive however. \u00a0The leaves were not the greatest due to storms but they were still on the trees and for that I was thankful! \u00a0Of course depending on where you were the leaves could be amazing or not much left, such is the way when you are leaf peeping as they call it! \u00a0Luckily the first day would be the worst weather wise!<\/p>\n

Our second day was spent entirely on Prince Edward Island (I finally got to go back!<\/a>) touring everything from Green Gables<\/a> to Lighthouses. \u00a0It was another long day but I was so\u00a0ecstatic\u00a0to be back on one of my favorite islands. \u00a0It was just as charming as it was before, even if the skies were a bit more moody than my last visit. \u00a0After my last visit, I read all of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s journals and it was fun to see the island through her eyes this time around and understand a bit more of why she wrote so poetically about Prince Edward Island.<\/p>\n

Our third day was spent driving from PEI to Bar Harbor, Maine where we stayed at The Bayview<\/a> and we took a path somewhat along the coast, going alongside the St. James River. \u00a0This day was the day where the weather gods smiled on us! \u00a0FINALLY! \u00a0Gorgeous blue skies that photographers dream about, abundant sunshine to warm your soul and not a drip of rain to be found, yay! \u00a0There’s something magical that happens to fall foliage when the skies are blue, everything just seems to pop from the green grass to the yellow fields to the orange leaves and it’s simply a beauty to behold. \u00a0I used to be a spring girl until I started visiting New England in the fall and now I get why so many love this time of year. \u00a0I already had one foot in the “autumn lovers” box due to my obsession with all things pumpkin but I’m definitely a lover now!<\/p>\n

Our fourth day was spent driving from Bar Harbor back to Saco where we parted ways with Gianina and Diana and I headed onto York Beach where we stayed at the Anchorage Inn<\/a> with a view of one of my favorite lighthouses, Cape Neddick Light. \u00a0We also returned to a couple lighthouses that we had visited last May since this go around the weather was still beautiful and a total 180 from our previous foggy visit. \u00a0The last time you could not even see the ocean around the lighthouses, only could hear the waves! \u00a0So it was a treat to return again.<\/p>\n

On the fifth day Diana and I got up at the crack of dawn, literally, to catch the sunrise at Nubble<\/a> and I am SO GLAD WE DID! \u00a0You’ll see it in the pictures but nature sure put on a show for us before returning back to her gloomy and rainy self. \u00a0That may have been one of the most glorious sunrises I’ve ever seen in my life. \u00a0It was magical, so much that when I woke up and we saw the show, I just threw pants on and ran out the door, still wearing my PJ top instead of changing into something I didn’t sleep in! \u00a0LOL! \u00a0We spent the rest of the day touring lazily around the area, hitting up my favorite restaurant in Kennebunkport, Hurricane’s<\/a>, and shopping a bit in Kittery. \u00a0We ended the day and our trip with champagne and pizza, as any girls trip SHOULD end.<\/p>\n

I’m glad that I finally have got around to sharing this beautiful trip with you! \u00a0I apologize in advance for the abundance of images but consider this your mini vacation from the dreary spring we’re having and think of the warm autumn air while browsing.<\/p>\n

\"Robyville<\/p>\n

Robyville Covered Bridge in Maine.<\/p>\n

\"Welcome<\/p>\n

We *had* to stop at this welcome sign to Florenceville Bristol, it amused us all. \u00a0Also? \u00a0The town totally smells like french fries.<\/p>\n

\"Florenceville-Bristol<\/p>\n

Florenceville-Bristol Covered Bridge is like the big brother to Harpersfield Covered Bridge here in Ohio.<\/p>\n

\"Wooly<\/p>\n

Dick Goddard Fans can’t pass this photo op up!<\/p>\n

\"Hartland<\/p>\n

Finally the original reason for this trip, the Hartland Covered Bridge! \u00a0Isn’t it quite long?<\/p>\n

\"Hartland<\/p>\n

It’s a one lane bridge that is still in use, there isn’t a light, people just tend to go at will when there is an opening. \u00a0It’s a neat process to watch.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

We had to take a selfie by the bridge, well I guess it’s kind of in there… LOL!<\/p>\n

\"Frederickton<\/p>\n

This wasn’t on the original stop list but I loved the reflection in the water so I asked if we could stop so I could get this image and I’m so glad that I did!<\/p>\n

\"Dalvay<\/p>\n

\u00a0Dalvay-by-the-Sea or as many Anne\/Road to Avonlea fans know it, White Sands Hotel.<\/p>\n

\"red<\/p>\n

\u00a0The red sand beach!<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

\u00a0Covehead Harbour Lighthouse, it’s not quite the same look as the last time<\/a> but still a lovely lighthouse!<\/p>\n

\"North<\/p>\n

North Rustico is so darn charming, I love how the lighthouse here is just in the midst of the small fishing village.<\/p>\n

\"Green<\/p>\n

Green Gables! \u00a0Yes, it’s not the movie version because that one is actually in Toronto. \u00a0This is the real inspiration behind the house from the novel.<\/p>\n

\"path<\/p>\n

\u00a0The path to the Haunted Wood was a muddy mess so we just observed it from afar.<\/p>\n

\"lovers<\/p>\n

\u00a0Lovers Lane was equally as muddy but I ran down it anyway. \u00a0What’s a little mud when it comes to life experiences right?<\/p>\n

\"lake<\/p>\n

\u00a0The Lake of Shining Waters from both the book AND the movie!<\/p>\n

\"west<\/p>\n

\u00a0I was glad to finally see West Point Lighthouse! \u00a0On my last trip I wanted to but I simply ran out of time. \u00a0Such a cute lighthouse and a lovely inn!<\/p>\n

\"Fall<\/p>\n

\u00a0The\u00a0foliage\u00a0here was just as amazing as I remembered it<\/p>\n

\"Seacow<\/p>\n

The light came out to play while we were at Seacow Head Lighthouse but the wind came along with it, holy cow was it windy!<\/p>\n

\"Kindred<\/p>\n

\u00a0Our Inn for our short 2 night stay which is adjacent to Green Gables.<\/p>\n

\"Cottage<\/p>\n

Our little cottage, it was adorable!<\/p>\n

\"Fall<\/p>\n

\u00a0On the way out of Prince Edward Island I saw this house and thought how charming of a spot it was located in. \u00a0I could totally live here.<\/p>\n

\"Port<\/p>\n

\u00a0I love the lighthouse with the\u00a0Confederation\u00a0Bridge beyond. \u00a0The bridge is the longest bridge in the world that covers icy waters and opened in 1997. \u00a0Before that the only way to access PEI was via water ferries.<\/p>\n

\"Leaves<\/p>\n

\u00a0While the wind was a bit brisk, the blue skies were a welcome sight after two days of rain.<\/p>\n

\"Leaves<\/p>\n

\u00a0These birch trees made me smile along the highway.<\/p>\n

\"cows<\/p>\n

I adored these cows along the St. James River. \u00a0They were so adorable I insisted on stopping for a photo of them.<\/p>\n

\"oak<\/p>\n

While the lighthouse here was pretty, I much preferred the view of the tiny island on the St. James River here in Oak Point.<\/p>\n

\"Belyeas<\/p>\n

\u00a0Belyeas Point Lighthouse.<\/p>\n

\"East<\/p>\n

\u00a0East Quoddy Lighthouse is a cute lighthouse tucked on this itty bitty island off the coast of Campobello Island in New Brunswick. \u00a0You can only access the lighthouse when the tide is out, which it was but sadly we didn’t have enough time to make it over and back before we’d lose light. \u00a0NEXT TIME!<\/p>\n

\"West<\/p>\n

\u00a0West Quoddy Lighthouse in Lubec Maine is the sister to the light above and is the easternmost point of the USA.<\/p>\n

\"Sunrise<\/p>\n

The sunrise in Bar Harbor as viewed from our room at The Bayview, which I highly recommend.<\/p>\n

\"view<\/p>\n

\u00a0We took a quick spin around Bar Harbor to shop and take in the sights before setting off again.<\/p>\n

\"Penobscot<\/p>\n

\u00a0Penobscot Narrows Bridge, isn’t it gorgeous? \u00a0I found out this is where Patrick Dempsey is from and he was actually in town for a bike race. \u00a0I kept my eyes peeled but sadly there was no McDreamy sightings.<\/p>\n

\"Marshall<\/p>\n

\u00a0Marshall Point Lighthouse, this time with sun! \u00a0Look at all the ocean that I couldn’t see the last time<\/a>!<\/p>\n

\"Pemaquid<\/p>\n

\u00a0You may recognize Pemaquid Point Lighthouse from the state quarter of Maine. \u00a0Such a great setting for a lovely lighthouse! \u00a0If you’re in the area make sure to hit up the restaurant\/gift shop that is adjacent to this light, the Sea Gull. \u00a0SO GOOD!<\/p>\n

\"sunrise<\/p>\n

\u00a0Now do you understand why I was super excited when I saw this view off of our balcony at The Anchorage?!? \u00a0AMAZING!<\/p>\n

\"Cape<\/p>\n

\u00a0It doesn’t get much better than this view of Cape Neddick Lighthouse does it?<\/p>\n

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