The inside likely looks much the same as it did many years ago. If you like touring grand old homes you'd enjoy dropping in here. They welcome visitors, and the coffee is free:
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| Looking down at the main entrance |
Common areas have been used by some famous people over the years:
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| This is a real working fireplace, with a fire maintained all day every day |
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| A hallway to some of the rooms |
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| Clawfoot tubs in some of the ensuite bathrooms |
Nice place to spend some time, especially when the weather is iffy like today.
After Dalvay we dropped in to Pat's brother Kurt's place for lunch, just down the road from Dalvay. That's the Queen's Point Road reference on today's map.
It seems quite a while since we've had lobster, so tonight 3 of us dined on homemade lobster rolls. Pat doesn't care for lobster but he was out playing soccer, so it seemed a good time for it:
The afternoon turned nice, and this evening at 7:30 it's a sunny balmy 22C. Another fine day on PEI.
That is quite the nice looking house!
ReplyDeleteHard to imagine this being someone's "cottage" eh! G.
DeleteThat is one huge house hard to imagine a family living in that, but as a hotel looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnother great day trip!
ReplyDeleteWow!
Have a great day!
Nice looking lobster rolls! But I'd choose a hotdog over a lobster roll.
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