PEI continued.
Statues of armed soldiers guard most of the churches I’ve come across in the Maritimes.
The northern shore was much colder, but the red earth just as stunning:
Victoria by the Sea has a distinct character. I loved the unkempt, wild gardens. Just before turning towards the town, we passed this house with a sign on the window: NO.
Back to Argyle Shore:
Our new friend decided to emigrate with us:
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