PEI

So, spent two days here, and I totally want to move here.
For the most part it's very rural and pastoral, pretty farm homes,
gorgeous red soil, kind people with happy faces.

Charlottetown is super relaxed, a great small city with character and
awesome people. The university contributes to this a lot, it's like a
prettier Waterloo.

I stayed in C-Town with Janna's friend Katrina, a cool relaxed very
pretty girl, living with a couple other 'chill' uni students, in a
great old house, falling apart, full of instruments and character.
Made me think about 'the house that three hot chicks lived in' back in
Glendon days.

I also had a couple amazing conversations with men at least 70 or up
in PEI. Thoroughly enjoying, they just loved to talk. Now I know a
tonne about hauling produce between PEI and Florida, and about the
oher mans crazy inventive friend who I think would remind me of Tommy
Sayles (one year with no bees about, he used a vacuum cleaner to blow
pollen around the orchard. 'only guy with good apples that year')

Oh yeah, about 10 kms into riding in PEI, there was a derelict old
potato lying on the side of the road. No word of a lie. I wish I'd
taken the pic on my iPhone instead of my camera, so I could share with
you now.

Instead you get the CRAZY confederation bridge. I'm still a little
miffed they won't let you ride on it, there's plenty of shoulder for
cyclists, something about wind blah blah

So three provinces done. w00t w00t.