Your Country Retreat and Home-Away-from-Home in PEI
Friday, June 19, 2009
Unexpected Tourists
The house is full of (real) tourists but these two wandered along the Confederation Trail, munched their way upriver across our front yard, brought out the RCMP to control traffic on Highway 4, and eventually were taken back to their home on Georgetown Road.
June is definitely PEI’s most colourful month:
soil bright red after rain, new green growth, wild lupines in the ditches, lady’s slippers in the woods. Take a short virtual tour or come visit before it changes.
Each winter Ed’s mother would say “The pretty days will come”. We think June in PEI definitely rates as “Pretty Days”. Enjoy our garden on-line if you cannot be here, and imagine its sweet fragrances.
Some of the world’s best women cyclists have been competing here this week at the third Tour de PEI. The contract was for three years. Will they return next year??
Edgar, Louis and Judy worked four long days. The results are awesome but theyswear they’ll never again lay interlocking clay tiles paving.
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You can cook them, tear them apart, and savour eating them as Islanders do in “The Pines” at Roseneath Country Inn only until the local lobster season ends June 30th. Details on our website.
The house is full of (real) tourists but these two wandered along the Confederation Trail, munched their way upriver across our front yard, brought out the RCMP to control traffic on Highway 4, and eventually were taken back to their home on Georgetown Road.
