August 11, 2019
Sunday I drove all the way out to the end of Miscou Island, the furthest point northeast one may drive in New Brunswick, and there I found the above referenced lighthouse:
It was sooooo windy (this was the very, very windy day) that they actually have to tie down their lighthouse!!
This was also where I found another little painted rock:
I guess I should find out what this is all about. Maybe it’s leading me to treasure!
I’ve always assumed that these were all hand-painted but this one may be decals. I didn’t think so at the time, but looking at the photos I took I think they are. I will scrutinize future ones more carefully.
This was also the place where I was confronted by the mime who shooed me away from his goofy little car. Somehow I doubt that he was the one who left the purple rock.
As I was driving south from the lighthouse to get back to Lameque, where I took the osprey photos, I saw a house of a different kind. This homeowner was constructing a rather large teepee (perhaps a future Airbnb venue??).
This is who is doing the work (if you want to get a quote). Tell them JohnBoy sent you and they’ll say “Who?”.
And I also saw this authentic teepee on the site of what will be a new indigenous people cultural center:
