Views from East Quoddy

The little black dot to the East-North-East of the rock in the foreground is the fin of a Minke whale feeding in the channel. It was so cool to see! This area is a very important place for many kinds of whales, and this is pretty early in the year to actually see one. They usually are active here in July and August. Craig climbed out on the rocks past East Quoddy Light House.
Craig also climbed to the top of the light at East Quoddy!
This is a view of East Quoddy from the ocean side.
This is Craig jumping the rocks again!