SUMMERSIDE. P.E.I. CANADA

Welcome sign at entrance to S'side. P.E.I.

Soldier standing guard over memorial park in S'side.

I live in S'side PEI which is the 2'nd largest city in PEI. PEI has only 2 cities and with a population just over 14,000 it is a very small city. S'side is the shopping area for the western part of the province and as such does have more shopping than most areas of our size.

Recreration plays a big part in our city & we are just putting the final touches on a $40,000,000. wellness center. Just how we will ever pay for it is anyones guess but let us enjoy it as we now have it. Lots more I have to say about our fine city but that will wait for a later date.

Till next time, take care;

Lew.

MY NEW FORMAT?

Cavendish Beach in winter part of Canada National Park. Second most visited park in Canada

I am trying out a new layout for my BLOG & am not to sure if I like it or not so if anyone would like to express their opinion on this subject please leave your comments.

If you click on the pics on this site they will enlarge and allow you to have a better view of them. This is on any picture on this BLOG. Click & enjoy.

Till Next Time, Take Care.

LEW.

Hope you enjoy

Dunk River in Autumn, Great trout fishing River. Confederation Bridge connecting the rest of the World to P.E.I. Canada. This is my first entry on a new blog I have called P.E.I. is Pretty Every Inch. I will post pictures of P.E.I. with every entry to prove why I choose this name. I like to say that God may not live in my neighbourhood but it is not a long distance call to get him on the phone. I have pictures of PEI I have taken in all 4 seasons which I shall post for your viewing. PEI is Pretty Every Inch is also the name of a song wrote & sung by Island musican Bob Doyle, hopefully I will be able to add the music to this song & a lot others by island musicians to this BLOG. PEI is blessed with many good musicians, I am trying to collect as much of the music as I can, most of what I have has been collected from yard sale & flee markets. It is very hard to get especially the older cassettes as due to costs & small market most were only done in small numbers. If you have any or know where I can beg, borrow, steal, or buy any please let me know as a lot of this music by some of our past musicians is being lost forever. More on Island music in a later entry. So long for now as I have some things to do but hope to have at least 2 or 3 entries a week from now on. Take care till next time. Lew.