Back in 2013 I made a trip up to Nova Scotia for my college Homecoming, it being 30 years since I graduated from Acadia University. I flew from DC up to Boston, rented a car and drove the rest of the way to Wolfville. It was a wonderful adventure, traveling those roads I had traveled so often on trips to and from that wonderful place. This photo I took on the way home. Its the Trans Canada highway in New Brunswick between Saint John, NB and Truro, NS. I lived the curves, the lines, the symmetry of the view. The road – any road – leads to adventure and something new. I’m looking forward to more of these kinds of trips in the future.
Former U.S. Naval Flight Officer, now retired from Gub’mint work living the life in the mountains of western North Carolina. Had my fill of watching the sausage made in DC in 2018.
Odd that they would build the road this way when it appears that a straight line was possible. I do love to drive a nice curvy mountain road with no flatlanders in my way, CA Highway 9 from Saratoga CA to Santa Cruz was a blast. Terrible in the summer with all the RV in the way.
I have not been on that road but pretty much every other one in New Brunswick.