One month ago, Johnnie and I were at our fourth major destination, Acadia National Park, Maine, USA. Coming back into the US was just as easy as leaving it. The Customs Agent said “Welcome home” to us. Johnnie and I have traveled outside of the country before — 2 trips to the Bahamas and a 10-day pilgrimage to Haifa, Israel — and I’m sure we were welcomed back into the country, but this time it just had a different ring.
We stayed at Narrows, Too campground in Trenton, Maine. Our site faced the water. Actually faced is not the correct word. It felt like we were on the water. When there was water. Twice a day there was lots of water in front of us and twice a day there was mud and rocks in front of us.
Our site on the water
Our site (viewed from the opposite shore) when the tide was out
It was a full moon when we were there and the moon shone so brightly on the water that Johnnie was able to get a clear picture of the moonlight on the water from the front window of the RV.
Moonlight on the water
Moonlight on the water -- another view
Acadia National Park was beautiful. We drove through the park and stopped at various outlooks to take pictures.
View from an outlook at Acadia National Park
Frenchman
We drove to the top of Cadillac Mountain, the first place to get sunlight within the US each day. Since we were only visiting once, we did not take any of the hikes or ride on the miles of carriage trails on our bikes. Acadia is definitely a place to revisit.
View from Cadillac Mountain
Views from the Rear Window 
Maine is so beautiful. Its really one of the treasures of the USA. My mother’s family was from Rumford and Bethel, Maine – really gorgeous areas. Your photos are great. Hope you share more of them.