This is my third run through the alphabet. See the previous list here. Alpaca Buffalo Coyotes Doves Eagles Flying Squirrels Gannets Herons Information hmm how did I miss these Llamas Mockingbirds Nuthatch Osprey . . .RCMP Musical Ride Piping Plover Questions and Answers Rejuvenate Sea Glass Transportation Unusual Experiences Visitor’s guide Woodpeckers x marks the
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Many people come to Prince Edward Island to cycle the Confederation Trail. Some are ambitious enough to cycle tip to tip. Even fewer are ambitious enough to go tip-to-tip-to-tip, making the return trip by bicycle to retrieve their vehicle. No matter how much cycling you plan to do, come prepared. Get a cycling guide. If you have a
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I have started making my way around the Prince Edward Island, exploring the coastline. I have heard that this geocoin is circulating in PEI and I am determined to find it. Geocaching is a great way to explore. Geocachers often place their caches in areas with nice views or popular visitor destinations. So here is
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With all the other important items to talk about I almost forgot to to get back to my animal ABC. This is the Pileated woodpecker. These noisy red crested birds excavate large nests - usually in dead trees. While we may think this is destructive, there are two good outcomes. They eat a large number of boring
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First Time visitors to Prince Edward Island may not know about the visitor’s guide. This is a great publication to help plan your trip. You will see a link picture similar to this one on several pages of the tourism website, telling you where to order a free guide. Furthermore, it is available online. You also have
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Looking for something out of the ordinary? Remember I sai that New Brunswick’s motto one year was “we don’t do ordinary”? Well that is also true of Prince Edward Island, although a bit harder to find. I found a B&B website that features 12 different experiences in Eastern PEI. You will find sea glass(!) seaweed, paper
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There are seaglass treasures to be found on Prince Edward Island. Whether you call them beach glass or sea glass is up to you. Some say beach glass is found on freshwater beaches and seaglass on saltwater beaches. Since There are no large lakes in PEI suitable to the tumbling process, all glass you find here
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