Tuesday, August 15, 2023
We did our morning walking in PEI and then pulled into line at the Confederation Bridge and 8 miles and $50.65 later we were in New Brunswick. Today was mostly a driving/repositioning day but it was still nice.
The morning was cloudy and misty while we drove through forests that are very lush and green, quaint little towns and by shortly after lunch we were in Hartland, NB. Another quaint little town that happens to have the longest covered bridge in the WORLD at 1,282 feet. The bridge was constructed in 1901 and spans the Saint John River in Hartland. We drove across the bridge several times getting pics and then walked it a few times. Since Blount County has the most covered bridges of any county in Alabama (3), and Alabama has 11 covered bridges, we felt we had to see this bridge. We were quite impressed to learn that New Brunswick still has 58 covered bridges.
Next, we went to the potato chip factory tour that was about 5 minutes away. Covered Bridge Potato Chip Co. Fun to watch chips being made and even better to get to taste all the flavors.
We decided to drive part way to our tomorrow’s destination and in route found a perfect spot for the night in Perth-Andover, NB. We are beside the Saint John river and of course it has beautiful landscaping/flowers. Another great day on our SRT. Enjoy the pics.











