We left Ste. Vereonique on July 16 and drove southeast. After fighting the Montreal traffic it was good to get to the beautiful farms of southern Quebec. Lots and lots of tiny villages, all named for saints. No saint should feel left out because I'm sure that somewhere in Quebec there is a place named for him/her. The GPS took us through the countryside, away from the interstate highway and we crossed the border into the USA in North Troy, VT.
Entry took us all of five minutes as we were the only car. That station must be a boring posting for the border agents, though perhaps stations like that are ones that n'ere-do-wells choose for entry.
We had lunch at the Eastside Grille on Lake Memphramagog, in Newport, VT, then actually got on I-91 to head south to our house in Monroe, NH.
The next day we headed south to Hanover, NH, after Bill washed the van and we did a few other chores. We visited with Bill's sisters
and had a super celebratory dinner. We spent the night, and today we finally arrived back in Amherst.
It was a great eleven+ weeks!
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