When the two RV Gypsies were in Port Huron, they looked across the river and could see Point Edward, Ontario, Canada, so they decided to take a day trip across the Bluewater Bridge into Canada. Each of the three lanes on the Bluewater Bridge dictated which lane cars, trucks and special vehicles must be in. Crossing the border was not an issue for the two RV Gypsies. Traffic went quickly and it was hassle-free.

Below: The two RV Gypsies stopped to get a hot dog at the chip wagon. This was their lunch time view.

Below: While eating lunch, the two RV Gypsies heard a very loud horn, and they saw a one-car train on the USA side of the river.

Karen Duquette was still eating, but Lee Duquette was finished, so he went across the street to see what the small monument was about. Lee did not see any plaque about this monument. But he did notice that it had multiple faces at the top of it.

Below: Then Lee Duquette noticed a big barge coming in and decided to photograph it.

Below: The photo below on the left was taken by Lee Duquette standing near the river, and the photo below on the right was taken by Karen Duquette from across the street, simultaneously.

Below: The two RV Gypsies at the International Flag Plaza in honor of emergency response teams - sponsored by the Rotary Club of Sarnia Bluewater Land.

Below: The two RV Gypsies with the lighthouse in the background (which is on the USA side of the river)

Looking over at the USA side of the river
where the two RV Gypsies were at earlier.

The Flags on the Canadian side of the river

Below: Two barges going in opposite directions, pass each other.

Another barge arrived.

Below: Karen Duquette photographed the waves breaking over the seawall. It was a cool, windy day, with the temperature about 60 degrees Fahrenheit.

Below: The two RV Gypsies saw a sign that encouraged them to go feed the fish. So they did.

Below: Signs telling about the different kinds of fish

Below: More views of the Bluewater Bridge.

Below: The two RV Gypsies saw a cute pink and purple RV with the words Pink Lloyd on the side of it. They also noticed that there was a man painting the shutters on the nearby house pink too.

Below: The two RV Gypsies took a drive by the local casino, but they did not go inside the casino. They do not gamble away their money, they use it all on travel.

Below: Canada Steamship Lines - the CSL Tadoussac and the Frontenac

Below: Lee Duquette walked on the dock to get another view of the ships.

Below: Then the two RV Gypsies went back to the Bluewater Bridge and the USA

The International Bridge and entry into Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada