Pictures from the Malpeque Bay region of Prince Edward Island
Category: Marcy’s Blog
Been working on my sunset photography, and I’m happy with tonight’s effort. We had our tripods set up right next to each other and took advantage of yet another gorgeous Cavendish evening. (I actually like Doug’s picture better [plus we look thinner in that one],…
This oceanside trail is Doug’s favorite running spot on the island. As we headed out this morning, we passed these three runners and realized a race was in progress. Doug immediately commented that he would plan to run it when we are here next year,…
Right about dusk, you can count on seeing foxes out along the road hoping for a handout. Oddly enough, this creature made me miss our dog Oliver! Never get tired of these island sunsets.
South side of West Point Light shortly after we arrived. It was already beautiful but got so much better. ” ngg_triggers_display=”never” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]
Choices were either drive this road (and this was not the worst part) or walk. We opted to walk down the farmer’s lane through the clover field. That little person to the left of the road down by the lighthouse is Doug…he’s always ahead of…
This place that I have always thought was so pretty is now for sale! Doug wouldn’t even consider my idea to start a new life as bed and breakfast proprietors…
What a show! Last night’s excursion to New London for sunset proved to be quite the experience. The pictures of the lighthouse tell the story from the time we arrived until we left, about an hour and 10 minutes total time. We thought we had…
Here I sit on a bench in Rustico Harbour pondering a little as to why I enjoy Prince Edward Island so much. I would venture to say that this little island would not have very much appeal to most Americans. It might warrant a two-day…
I know I’m risking lighthouse overload, but with the rapidly changing skies here, it’s amazing how different the pictures can be from minute to minute. Captured the blue heron in flight, but he was so far away that the picture is not as sharp as…
