Thread to discuss PEI
#1
Slob
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Thread to discuss PEI
It must be feeling left out, given the sudden love-in with a certain western province.
Let's see how many interesting things we can say about PEI.
One rule: potatoes, Anne of Green Gables and Confederation references are not allowed.
Let's see how many interesting things we can say about PEI.
One rule: potatoes, Anne of Green Gables and Confederation references are not allowed.
#2
Re: Thread to discuss PEI
Bleak in winter, expensive to come from due to the ferry, pretty houses cheap. Big red mud.
#3
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Home province of the 'country' singer that non-country fans in Canada can deal with. Think Skinners Pond.
#11
Re: Thread to discuss PEI
When I visited in September, you don't pay to go to PEI but when you leave, you pay $70 for the ferry and $46 for the bridge toll.
Lots of farmland
Lots of farmland
#12
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Re: Thread to discuss PEI
Darn, was going to mention Hope animal sactuary but their in NS.
PEI, it's the smallest Province yet one of the most beautiful, I think. I'd love to go there.
You can spin and create things from bunny wool, pick wild oysters and go out on a lobster boat, learn to play the spoons.
PEI, it's the smallest Province yet one of the most beautiful, I think. I'd love to go there.
You can spin and create things from bunny wool, pick wild oysters and go out on a lobster boat, learn to play the spoons.
#13
Slob
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Re: Thread to discuss PEI
Darn, was going to mention Hope animal sactuary but their in NS.
PEI, it's the smallest Province yet one of the most beautiful, I think. I'd love to go there.
You can spin and create things from bunny wool, pick wild oysters and go out on a lobster boat, learn to play the spoons.
PEI, it's the smallest Province yet one of the most beautiful, I think. I'd love to go there.
You can spin and create things from bunny wool, pick wild oysters and go out on a lobster boat, learn to play the spoons.