
I spent less than three fleeting days on Prince Edward Island in Atlantic Canada. It is a beautiful and fun place to be – about 230 km long and varying in width from 7 to 50 km, and lying in the southern part of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, with the Northumberland Strait separating it from Nova Scotia.
I was drawn, of course, to the natural subjects like jellyfish swimming in the harbour, surf clams on the beach, and the wonderful red rocks, and water patterns on the beach and in the sea …. but there was so much more to see and enjoy, including people, architecture, and public art. Although we were based in Charlottetown for just a couple of nights, I managed to get around and capture lots of shots to remind me of the atmosphere in the town.
Nice effect!
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Thank you, Central Ohio Nature.
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Enjoyed a virtual visit and ramble through your interesting subjects on PEI. Loved the eclectic mix of things, from the red rocks to the neon-coloured jellies.
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Brilliant photo Jessica – it really makes you study it to figure out what is going on.
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Thank you, Adrian. It was one of those amusing chance finds.
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Thank you for your comments, NatureOnTheEdge. I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed your virtual trip to Prince Edward Island.
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Beautiful! Warm greetings from Montreal! 🙂
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Thank you, Linda. Greetings from England. I took these pictures at Prince Edward Island on a trip to Canada in 2013, including a week in Montreal for the Jazz festival. We enjoyed the area so much we are returning next year, this time to the Minas Basin and Cape Breton.
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