Icons of the Atlantic Provinces

Nothing symbolizes vacation relaxation more than an iconic Adirondack chair. As we explored Canada’s Atlantic Provinces, red ones kept popping up in the most surprising locations. Often they were placed several miles from a trailhead, inviting us to sit, but leaving us wondering who had wrestled them through trees, over rocks and up and down stairs.

Eventually, curiosity got the better of Reg and with a little research he discovered where it all started…at least we learned why so many chairs were scattered about Gros Morne National Park.

We’ve packed up our memories and with our Canadian adventure in the rear view mirror, the grueling journey home has begun. Perhaps we’ll come across an Adirondack chair or two along the way and recapture one last bit of vacation relaxation. I’ll let you know if we do.