The next morning we pack up the tent and head to Walmart. The mattress Stephanie borrowed didn’t hold air and Paul loves to go to Walmart. The biggest problem is we have no room for a lot of stuff so we stick to a list and only plan a couple days meals.
Northeast Bays
Then it is off to Browns Lobster Pound for lunch. At the lobster Pound you tell them how big of a lobster you want and they pull one out and you have to ok it! Stephanie didn’t enjoy it as much as me. She did not want to look her dinner in the eye before she ate it. Lobster isn’t as cheap as the last time we were here. Cost is $13.49 per lb for a 1.25 to 1.5 lb lobster. Of course the one they pull out is just over 1.5 but even I’m human, I’m not going to have him put back and hope for a smaller one. We got 2 lobsters for $52. Still pretty cheap and it’s so fresh. Paul found a picnic table outside and we enjoyed our lobster overlooking the marsh.
Tonight we stayed at a state park right on the dunes and enjoyed a beautiful fire.
We drive along the coast for most of the day and then Paul found us a spot for another lobster lunch in Maine. We thought it was cheaper but then when we got it for $10 a Pound we were told we couldn’t eat it there. It was $15 a Pound to eat it there because it was a meal. We didn’t want the roll and cole slaw so we took our lobster and drove down the road figuring we could find a nice picnic area. No such luck, we end up eating our $40 lobster on our laps in a parking lot of a closed up business! Mot exactly the local we were thinking.
Found a bay with a short walk.
This is what Paul loves about the tiny RV. He can stop anywhere. I do admit we did get to find some interesting roads and spots. Still is too tiny but we are adjusting.