This is what we’ve been longing for. That moment when the proverbial fog lifts and all the planning, saving, packing, moving, fixing and doing finally makes sense. Out the door by 10.30am which is a small feat with a little baby and an even slower English Hubby. On the Great Head trail an hour later. Even though the actual fog never lifted today, Acadia is still a treasure worth seeing.
Acadia the great
Excited to get on the right path. Baby Boy O grumbled a little then went to sleep in his carrier
Into the great unknown, praying the little one will cooperate for the next 2 miles
Climbing steadily
Fork in the road, follow the blue markers
The little one wakes and soaks up the surroundings
Loving the trees that come in all shapes and sizes and angles too
Don’t step back!
Seeing through the fog
Standing tall against the elements
Leading to Sand Beach
Walking the path to the ocean
We made it!
Now that we’ve finished the hike, where’s my milk reward?
Yesterday’s post: Lookout at Camden Hills State Park
Tomorrow’s post: Thunder Hole, Otter Point and Jordan Pond in Acadia National Park
