Growing up with relatives in Prince Edward Island, I was lucky enough to make frequent visits to the land of my childhood hero, Anne of Green Gables. It's a special place and this visit really brought that home to me.
I'm now in Cape Breton and off to a ceilidh tonight!
these are really beauty pictures, well the lobster scares me but still I am glad u are having a great time. We should start a petition to change it to Anneland.
I don't know what a ceilidh is, but is sounds like good times. Its fun to visit the place of your youth. I need to go back to visit mine soon. Have a great time ceilidhing!
Er.. was the lobster pic taken post or pre ceilidh?!?!?! LOL!!!
You lucky person romping around Anne of Green Gables land!! Yay for you!!!
p.s. I remember my first ever ceilidh at uni - me and my mate kept pronouncing it as see-leeg only to be slapped round the head by those in the know. Kay-lee. LOL! Take care x
Omg, Anne of Green Gables and Nancy Drew were my heroes growing up!! And are you trying to make me drool all over my phone with that lobster pick...mmmmmmmmm.
I've wanted to visit there since forever! And you grew up there? Thank goodness you're grateful, or I might have had to smack you. ;) Okay, I wouldn't have done it. Just the jealousy creeping out.
OMG, I wanted to BE Anne of Green Gables. I love those pics (lobster is my favorite food ever and I would eat it daily if it didn't cost a fortune over here in france- god I miss my ol' new england) Thanks for sharing!
these are really beauty pictures, well the lobster scares me but still I am glad u are having a great time. We should start a petition to change it to Anneland.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what a ceilidh is, but is sounds like good times. Its fun to visit the place of your youth. I need to go back to visit mine soon. Have a great time ceilidhing!
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I think your food is watching you...
ReplyDeleteI had to look ceilidh up. Sounds like a party to me! Have fun.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics, I loved Anne of Green Gables as a child.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your ceilidh, sounds like fun!
I read Anne of Green Gables when I was a teen, way back in the Fifties. I LOVED the books!
ReplyDeleteThese are the MOST stunning pictures. Thanks so much for posting them.
Ann
Er.. was the lobster pic taken post or pre ceilidh?!?!?! LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteYou lucky person romping around Anne of Green Gables land!! Yay for you!!!
p.s. I remember my first ever ceilidh at uni - me and my mate kept pronouncing it as see-leeg only to be slapped round the head by those in the know. Kay-lee. LOL!
Take care
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Beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing them with us. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!!! I'm glad you are enjoying yourself
ReplyDeletePLEASE take me next time!!!
ReplyDeleteI had to look up ceilidh. And how to pronounce it. Easier than it looks! Have fun.
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love to go there someday. Someday! Thanks for posting this.
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Fabulous pictures!!! I miss you Talli!!!
ReplyDeleteOmg, Anne of Green Gables and Nancy Drew were my heroes growing up!! And are you trying to make me drool all over my phone with that lobster pick...mmmmmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteOooo, love those landscapes. I could get happily lost in them.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely pictures! And the lobster makes my stomach rumble:)
ReplyDeleteThe photos are stunning! Love them.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a great time.
Wonderful photos (even the lobster). Looks like such a beautiful place. Hope you continue to enjoy your trip. Thanks for sharing it.
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I've wanted to visit there since forever! And you grew up there? Thank goodness you're grateful, or I might have had to smack you. ;) Okay, I wouldn't have done it. Just the jealousy creeping out.
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous! I have to visit Green Gables one of these years!
ReplyDeletegreat photos Talli. I could eat at least one of those lobsters right now!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! ;)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is going to be soooo jealous! Have fun...
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS pictures! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteAwww! I love Anne! Soooo jealous of you right now :) Hopefully, I can visit one day.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures! Anne was my childhood hero, too. Still love her! PEI is my next dream vacation. I can't wait to visit it some day!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're having such a fantastic time, Talli!
Anne of Green Gables is one of the great philosophers of our time, I think. Love her. Glad you're enjoying your stay :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures but I love the second to last one.
ReplyDeleteThat first picture is stunning but spooky!
ReplyDeleteLucky you! I still haven't been out that way... maybe next summer. And a ceilidh! Ooh, will you post sound clips?
ReplyDeleteOMG, I wanted to BE Anne of Green Gables. I love those pics (lobster is my favorite food ever and I would eat it daily if it didn't cost a fortune over here in france- god I miss my ol' new england) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOooooooh! have fun at the ceilidh! I went to one in Scotland and it was great! And eat some lobster for me!
ReplyDeleteI've never read Anne of Green Gables but love the pictures and I'm sure you'll have a blast at the ceilidh.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...... Anne of Green Gables, one of my favourite characters :-) Looks like you're having a great time.
ReplyDeleteAnne of Green Gables? Oh, I really enjoyed that show. What a beautiful place. You lucky dog! :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing. Hope you're having a lovely time.
ReplyDeleteStill jealous! It looks beautiful. And now I need to search my Droid apps for the blogger one. :)
ReplyDeleteSigh.... I am so jealous. I REALLY want to go there someday!
ReplyDeleteyou are giving me itchy feet with all these gorgeous photos!!
ReplyDeletePlace looks so clean! I hope you're enjoying all the fresh air you're getting.
ReplyDeleteI need to actually read Anne of Green Gables!
More great photos and of course the obligatory seafood reference/photo! I'm going there!!!
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