Banbridge Inn Charlottetown
105 Trans Canada Highway Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, C1E 1E8 , Canada
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Prince Edward Island - Part 3
... et là pour une ballade, prendre des photos, manger un bout, etc... Notre premier arrêt a ete Greenwich plage, qui fait partie du parc national, avec un immense pont de bois au-dessus des marais et des dunes, menant à une plage magnifique mais ou ca soufflait fort! On a ensuite atteint East Point (comme son nom l'indique, le point le plus a l'est de l'île), avec son beau phare avec un petit air de Bretagne ... Et on a même vu des phoques se prelasser dans ...
Prince Edward Island - Part 2
... food over and if you want more of anything just call me"... Yes, this is my kind of place...! :-))
After 2 servings of mussels and 3 bowls of chowder, I am ready to try lobster for the first time in my life... And Oh-My-f***ing-God... it is a-ma-zing! :-) Soft and tender and melting in your mouth, and tasting like heaven :-) We were just loving it, two big food-lovers like us, we were in paradise and enjoying every minute of it, I think by the end the waitress ...
Prince Edward Island - Part 1
... to know Katie, Josh and Logan a bit better and had a good laugh :-D Oh, and of course I should mention their dog Nemo, who didn't make a sound the whole time we were there, and I believe is more like a cat trapped in a dog's body :-)
We didn't get the chance yet to have a real chat with the 2 remaining housemates, Emily and Sean, but still have a few days to get to know them. Everyone is so busy doing sports, playing in bands, ...
Split Personality
... fail.
Luckily the next day was a little more successful and I ventured outside of the house, even managing to run for the first time in nearly a month; I puffed and panted whilst watching the mass of dragonflies buzz across my path alongside the chug of trucks that gleefully created a path of dust as they flew ahead on the dirt road. Enjoyment of the run was overshadowed by my sitting in my running gear for the next few hours whilst I ...
Anne's Island
... the stories. Maybe.
A wander around Downtown revealed the sunlit delights of Providence House, the ‘birthplace of Canada,’ before heading back down to the quay to see the souvenir shops and aid my souvenir shopping addiction. The t-shirt died from PEI dirt just couldn’t be ignored, and with writing on the back it’ll be perfect to keep whoever’s rowing behind me in November entertained, assuming they’re not bewildered ...



