Munchen on the Move……

Me and Mommy in Downtown Boston

I visited Salem, and guess what I found……another awesome cutout!!

Family Portrait

The RV park had a great dog park, where I met a lot of good friends.

Daddy was saying Hi to a Welsh Terrier so I figured I would do the same.

We visited Rockport, which was a cute little Oceanside town.

We stopped in Cambridge and visited my alma mater Harvard.

Having some great local beers (Hill’s Farm Stead) and wonderful farm to table grub.

This photo looks innocent enough right???? check out the awesome tusks on the guy behind us.

I have no words for this one

Hangin with the boys at Four Quarters brewery in Winooski.

Enjoying the day in Mallet’s Bay just north of Burlington

Drove to north eastern Vermont to watch Bread and Puppet. This is a well known local theatre company that makes their own props and performs in the middle of a field.

Having beers after the Bread and Puppet show with Uncle Jake and his friends.

Uncle Jake with a toothbrush crown at the Museum of Everyday Life. Great little gem of a museum with collections of toothbrushes, paperclips and matches.

Awesome shoes in Montreal. Notice the bones for laces.

Ahh the White Mountains. I can’t really frolic in Florida cause there’s no hills.

nom nom nom, I love chewing on sticks while Daddy is back Florida working. Mommy lets me get away with this.

I love these mountain streams. Mommy can you put one of these next to the pool when we get back.

Picture perfect stream in the White Mountains

All of these watch out for Moose signs in Maine and Canada, but it ends up being in New Hampshire where we finally see one.

We took a weekend trip to Quebec City. After this picture I made sure to leave my mark if you will on the lovely landscaping.

I know how to rock these cut out’s.

I can’t make it down these streets without getting stopped.

Daddy and I drove up to the top of Mount Washington.

View of the windy road up Mount Washington.

Mommy and I stopped to take a view from the tallest Mountain on the East Coast.

My neighbors Uncle Tom and Aunt Sally came out to visit me.

Aunt Sally’s first lobster roll.

On Cadillac mountain with Tom and the two who give me food

Overlooking Bar Harbor

I took this one of my parents as we made it up to the top of Cadillac mountain.

I conquered the Beehive hike. Who knew I was a professional canine hiker.

This was on our way down. The only stretch that was flat and not just big boulders to hike over.

Now THIS is a water bowl!!

I’m a Lobstahh!!!!

I don’t know why the humans are so fascinated with these bugs, I think squirrels are a better catch.

Mommy and I found a Mini-Me

Our friend Brian showed us how to make a triple decker smore. Of course the humans only gave me the graham cracker.

Watching the sunrise with Mommy. On top of Cadillac Mountain you are the first to see the sunrise in North America.

I’m so sleepy. Whose idea was it to get up this early????

Pretty chilly if you don’t have a fur coat like me.

Daddy sniffed out this grilled cheese food cart in Charlottetown PEI

I’m patiently waiting for some of this guacamole grilled cheese to be dropped

The humans abandoned me at a doggie day care so they could go enjoy themselves at Cavendish Beach in PEI.

Mommy hanging with her BFF Amy at Cavendish Beach

I have another Artist’s rendition of me. This one is from Amy and Angelo’s son AJ. I think this is the best one so far.

This is just a sample of some of the lovely roads that I have to endure. The Jeep isn’t that bad but sometimes the RV will send me flying.

Me and Mommy on the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia

Family Photo at Cape Breton on the Cabot Trail

Getting a neck scratch by Mommy along the Cabot Trail

Mommy and I walking along this great little beach on the North West coast of Nova Scotia

Mommy Having local Crab Legs……of course she didn’t share with me

Downtown Boothbay Harbor, view while having drinks on the rooftop

Met a fellow terrier and had a great time while the humans had libations

Got to love “Snouting Out” in the Jeep

One of the better lobster rolls that we had. Can you see the two claws on the left side. Once again the damn humans did not share. They are so shellfish….I mean selfish.

Daddy not sharing the Lobster Roll.

At Maine Beer Company, where Daddy had a beer with some Mainers. Notice that once again he is not giving me any. He is really starting to piss me off.

$5.29 a pound for lobster…..That’s how you know you’re in Maine.

Fresh Lobster, Lobster Roll, Blueberry Pie and Fried Clams. Luckily Mommy shared and gave me some clams.

Hiking along Wolfs Neck Park

I am really thirsty…..

Found a local artist when we went back into Portland. I don’t think she quite captured the essence of my being, but I am just a dog and sniff butts so who am I to say. Oh wait, I am now the Vermont Dog Critic (see Burlington post).

Ran Across this nice guy James, who had a sweet pedal powered contraption.

Filling up Brad’s Boat

Daddy and I riding on the boat. Little did I know that in about 2 minutes we would hit some big wakes and daddy would loose his phone in the lake.

I LOOOOOVVVVVEEEE Boat rides

Daddy’s first Lobster Rolls at Bray’s brewpub in Naples Maine. They were excellent. The first of many to come.

Cape Elizabeth Park

I wish the humans would stop taking pictures of me and get me a lobster roll!!!

Lobster Roll from Lobster Shack on Cape Elizabeth

Overlooking the bay, with a lighthouse visible to the right.

Mommy and I on the way to the lighthouse

The most photographed lighthouse in the world, Portland Headlight.

Lobster Roll from Food Cart in Cape Elizabeth Park. The nice owners actually gave me a whole claw, unlike my humans who would not share.

Mommy not sharing any of her food with me.

We ate at flatbreads in downtown Portland and ran into our friend Cindy’s Doppelganger.

Daddy once again not sharing his lobster with me.

That’s right I’m swimming and getting a stick. Doesn’t get much better than this.

Mommy and I playing fetch in the southern tip of Lake George.

I made friends with this nice Beagle. We were both pretty tired after playing fetch.

Some of the mountains across from the beach

4th of July Parade in Warren, VT.

Is this a big green Dog??

We met up with Daddy’s Aunt Sandy, Uncle Jeff, Cousins Jake, Jenny and Jack. My favorite was Bailey because she was my size.

Party in Downtown Warren after the parade.

The humans ate at prohibition pig in Watterbury. I got to lay down under the table and smell all the wonderful barbeque. It was torture. Daddy said he had a Heady Topper beer and was very impressed.

This is a pile of the best pork rinds Mommy and Daddy have ever had. Luckily they did sneak me out some for later.

So we were just walking out of Prohibition Pig and guess who we ran into? It was the ambassador of Buffalo Corey and his friend Bone. I know what are the chances of running into him all the way in Vermont!!

Daddy and Jake having some hard cider.

We were looking at some art in Jake’s studio and all the sudden I found a piece that really got my attention.

We spent the night in Burlington and the room had two beds. You know what that means………..a bed all to myself.

Ran into Hoff, who has the worlds largest collection of harmonica cases. He is holding the one that Jake made for him. Did you notice the little harmonicas around his hat?

Daddy and I on the ferry from Burlington back to NY.

The wind that came off the front of the ferry was really messing up my hair.

Ausable Chasm outside of Lake Placid

Once again the humans put me in doggie daycare and went out having fun without me.

Rafting down the Chasm