Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Grindstone Island 2014
Grindstone Island was not just about the destination, it was about the whole trip there. Our boat left from Alma, NB, just outside of Fundy National Park just before 11am. Nature Trust New Brunswick used the island as a highlight of the work they are doing in New Brunswick. They are are always seeking volunteer stewards to help maintain and monitor the health of their properties. If you have some time you should consider helping them. Check out the video of my trip. It was a great day for a boat trip and the entire trip was incredible. The coast line was incredibly rugged but so scenic and it offered something different on every wave. Seriously take a look at the NTNB website.
My travel companion for the day was Don Dow who sits on the Kennebecasis Naturalist Society. They are one of the oldest Naturalists clubs in Canada and are in need of new members. If you have any interest in outings similar to this one, check them out too.
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My great uncle Girvan Prosser was the last lighthouse keeper there.
Thank you so much for attending, the nice words about the Nature Trust, and your beautiful video! I felt like I was there on the trip even though I did not get to attend. Looks like a fantastic visit to Grindstone Island Nature Preserve!
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