Monthly Archives: September 2013

Woke up to a dreary morning, it had rained overnight and the humidity had remained. The place we stayed at last night was great, more like a “real” hotel than a motel, but still at motel prices. We headed out … Continue reading →

We set off this morning in the fog and drizzle; we were really hoping the weather would clear for a trip through the mountains. We used the interstate for a while and then handed navigation over to the GPS. Unfortunately … Continue reading →

Our final morning was cloudy, warm and dry. After breakfast we packed up, said farewell to our hosts and headed off to the mainland. First stop was the Confederation bridge, where we paid what I would guess to be one … Continue reading →

After yesterdays deluge we woke to a clear, cool, sunny and winy day. We decided to give the Church one more try to see if we could track down the record of Lyn’s parents wedding. Lyn phoned them before we … Continue reading →

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Another beautiful morning, clear skies and warmer temperatures. Today we were on a mission as well as a sightseeing trip. About 68 years ago Lyn’s parents were married in Summerside PEI, so today’s destination was Summerside to track down where … Continue reading →

Woke up to a cool but cloudless day. Today’s plan was to visit Charlottetown and then make the obligatory pilgrimage  North to Green Gables. For those across the pond Green Gables is the setting of a famous book entitled Anne … Continue reading →

The weather forecast was a little “iffy” for today, but we decided to head out and start looking around the island. Lyn had one trip planned out on the map, but when we looked a little closer it would cover … Continue reading →

We woke up to a dull and damp morning, with no real plans for the day other than to rest after the trip down. The owners of the apartment supplied bread, milk, jam, butter coffee etc. for breakfast so we … Continue reading →

We left Edmunston at a reasonable hour (for us) after spending the night  at the  Days Inn just outside the city. For a Days Inn the place was excellent; recently refurbished and a free HOT breakfast to boot! The day … Continue reading →