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| Storm damage in the park trees |
We've had several pleasant days camped in Cavendish park, on the north shore of Prince Edward Island. The weather cooperated, sunny and cool for the most part. We didn't get swimming, but Cathie did dip her toe into the water at one point.
We were camped near the main beach, always worth a browse:
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| Trees are still recovering from being battered by a couple of hurricanes in recent years |
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| A few people braver than us were in the water, off in the distance |
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| The most common type of beach activity |
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| Birds were common. Crows and a seagull here. |
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| This gull got a crab for lunch |
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| "Go away, it's Mine!" |
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| On Thursday it warmed up a bit for some swimmers |
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| Still mostly beachcombers though |
On Friday our stay at Cavendish ended for now. Maybe a good thing, as rain had set in overnight Thursday and is supposed to continue on and off through the Labour Day weekend.
On the way back to Stratford to camp in Nancy and Pat's driveway once again, we met them for lunch at the PEI Preserve Company restaurant.
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| Artistic stained glass work at PEI Preserves restaurant |
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| Lunch enjoyed by all |
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