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This is the kitchen inside a dorm room at UPEI. It's bigger than The Boy's whole room at Dalhousie.We were amazed at the size of the dorm rooms here. |
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The Bathroom. Are we in a hotel? No,same dorm room. |
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The bedroom of the dorm room. |
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A little reading area...in the bedroom. They also come with T.V.s and telephones. |
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Amazing Cafeteria |
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The Common Lounge Area with Gas Fireplace. |
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The Lecture Hall |
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The Rugby Field where The Girl hopes to play for UPEI. |
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Artificial Turf Soccer Field.Great facilities,and only 4500 students. |
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Highly Recommended. |
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Boat Pilot, that is. |
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Kate and William were in town the day after we left, and there was "Royal Fever" everywhere. |
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This is the location of the French Capital when France claimed PEI. It was called Port-La-Joie (Pronounced Port Lah Jwah). The English took PEI over after the Treaty of Paris in 1763 and set up a new capital city across the river in Charlottetown. Port-La-Joie is now just an empty field. |
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One of the famous red roads of PEI. That used to be a wooden pier at the end of the road. |
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Lighthouse #1 |
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Lighthouse # 2 |
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Shaeffer having a snooze. |
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The Ferry to Newfoundland and New Brunswick comes in right beside Crabby's. |
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Lighthouse # 3 |
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# 4 |
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They call them rivers, but it's an inlet from the ocean. That's Charlottetown on the other side. We could hear "The Tragically Hip " playing at the Canada Day celebrations.The Girl is not a fan. |
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Charlottetown |
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New boardwalk at Greenwich Beach. Last time we were here, 17 years ago, it was undeveloped, only known to the locals. |
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Wanna go swimming? Water temp in the Atlantic is 12˚C. Brrrrrr. |
Great weather the whole trip. The Girl says she's going to UPEI, and I can see why. Very friendly people and good food.Small classes and huge dorm rooms.
I'm gonna try the 4 hour run again tomorrow. It's supposed to hit 100˚F. I'll start outside, but might be stuck inside on the treadmill if it gets too hot.
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