Monday, Sept. 26th. We awoke to another sunny morning. We went into town to pick up our mail that Jamie had sent to us care of General Delivery in Bar Harbor. We then walked around town. What a difference from the weekend crowds. We came across an old cemetery from when Bar Harbor used to be called 'Eden'. Coincidentally, there were many 'Roberts' in the cemetery and there were graves dating back to the early 1800's. Also, a monument to fallen sons of Maine who perished in the Civil War.
In the afternoon we took Buster to Sandy Beach in the National Park. As the name describes, this one beach is an anomaly to the rocky shore all along the coast. It's a very unique spot.
Monday, Sept. 26th. We awoke to another sunny morning. We went into town to pick up our mail that Jamie had sent to us care of General Delivery in Bar Harbor. We then walked around town. What a difference from the weekend crowds. We came across an old cemetery from when Bar Harbor used to be called 'Eden'. Coincidentally, there were many 'Roberts' in the cemetery and there were graves dating back to the early 1800's. Also, a monument to fallen sons of Maine who perished in the Civil War.
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