Lovely Lunenburg by Night and Day

  Founded by the British in 1753, the quaint little seaside town of Lunenburg is a World Heritage UNESCO site for its well preserved buildings that colorfully sprawl up and down the steep hills around a lovely harbor.  Our classy hotel sat just a few blocks away from the waterfront so we were able to walk everywhere.  In fact, we took a day off from driving; I took a guided walking tour of the town, and we spent an afternoon at the extensive fisheries museum.   Our first evening we ate well at the Dockside restaurant.  A movie was being filmed at various places downtown (something about dogs) so we watched a little of that.  A full harvest moon provided light aplenty over the harbor, but try as I might, I couldn't capture its beauty with my iPhone camera.  The second evening we ate at a tiny pizza/Greek food place.  A motorcyclist had an unusual setup that I had to include in my blog.  He was mighty proud of it, too! We enjoyed this pretty place immensely.  Now it's back to driving every day.