This way to the Ferry…
The Princess of Acadia has a Starbucks in the Rising Tide Cafe, a Little Mates Quarters for kids, the Fundy Grill restaurant if you’re hungry and the Sea Breeze lounge if you’re thirsty. You can watch a movie onboard, play in the arcade, or try your luck on the VLTs. You can even hook up your own laptop to the internet, or surf free-of-charge on the Ferry’s computers. It’s a pretty cushy three-hour trip, but it can be a bit rocky, so you may want to bring some Gravol if you get nauseous.
The Princess of Acadia leaves the Saint John Harbour at 9:00 a.m., bound for Digby.
The van is loaded, and we are ready to go!
Phyllis passes the time with a crossword puzzle.
2nd Officer Kevin Arsenault
Steward (1) Brian Cousins
QM (1) Carven Chamberlain
Captain Oral Hamilton
The captain watches the ferry pull up along the 60 foot high pier. The tide at the Bay of Fundy can rise as much as 30 feet.
Two Longshoremen wait for the ferry to dock.
Flags are stored on the bridge, and each flag has a meaning.
Tying up the ferry.
Departing the ferry from the vehicle deck.
Canadian Flag on a Fish Farm, Digby, Nova Scotia.
When she was 8 years old, the pilot let her fly the plane. Did the pilot let her steer the boat on this trip?
Love ya’s