We’re back!

Four states, two provinces, six days, 1850 kms, 546 photographs… and we’re back! But, I’m not nearly organized enough to blog about it yet. Trust me, there will be much vacation blogging – soon!

Overall, the trip was amazing. Truly, I couldn’t have wished for anything better.

You’ll just have to come back later to find out the details.

Okay, here’s one quick snapshot to tide you over.

(Ha ha, tide – get it? The boys are running along the sand as the tide retreats. I’ve been to the ocean, I know all about tides now. Tides and lobsters and pirates and law enforcement and Stephen King and bloggy friends and harbor seals and mountains and ferries… more to come, I promise!)

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