Oh, look! A big lighthouse with a baby lighthouse!
Or... uhmm... are they twin lights set far apart? I guess that's it, huh?
Is the Bottle Village in Sydney?!? Oh... no... wait... I'm reading about it now (posting a comment in "real time" while reading about the sites you mention). The house that says "Sydney" on it is named after one of the builder's grandchildren.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-ed...-1.4139777
In the article, he says there's an even larger bottle village in an area called Evangeline. Are you headed that way during this adventure?
I've not seen a bottle village, but I saw a bottle room -- a room made of bottle-and-cement walls -- at the Tinkertown Museum outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico. It'd be kind of cool to live in a place where you could actually do something like build a miniature church out of bottles and concrete on a whim without getting cited for code and permit violations. Is this part of PEI still like that, or has construction largely ended at the Bottle Village?
The Point Prim light looks prim indeed, very nicely maintained.
Ekspensive lodgings often go hand-in-hand with ekspensive real estate prices. It sounds like PEI has become an in-demand getaway location for the well-heeled.
Pretty much the same story everywhere. Seems like everybody has practically unlimited disposable cash on hand these days for second and third holiday homes and investments. Everybody 'cept for me. And maybe you. One point two mil would have been a stretch, huh?
Or... uhmm... are they twin lights set far apart? I guess that's it, huh?
Is the Bottle Village in Sydney?!? Oh... no... wait... I'm reading about it now (posting a comment in "real time" while reading about the sites you mention). The house that says "Sydney" on it is named after one of the builder's grandchildren.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-ed...-1.4139777
In the article, he says there's an even larger bottle village in an area called Evangeline. Are you headed that way during this adventure?
I've not seen a bottle village, but I saw a bottle room -- a room made of bottle-and-cement walls -- at the Tinkertown Museum outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico. It'd be kind of cool to live in a place where you could actually do something like build a miniature church out of bottles and concrete on a whim without getting cited for code and permit violations. Is this part of PEI still like that, or has construction largely ended at the Bottle Village?
The Point Prim light looks prim indeed, very nicely maintained.
Ekspensive lodgings often go hand-in-hand with ekspensive real estate prices. It sounds like PEI has become an in-demand getaway location for the well-heeled.
Pretty much the same story everywhere. Seems like everybody has practically unlimited disposable cash on hand these days for second and third holiday homes and investments. Everybody 'cept for me. And maybe you. One point two mil would have been a stretch, huh?
They're not dolls, they're action figures!